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1967-Dodge-Dart-any Products | Pypes Performance Exhaust

Heard good reviews on Pypes Exhaust mufflers. www.pypesexhaust.com

Give Accurate Exhaust a call.

Runnin Street Pros for years, no drone at all.

Pypes Street Pro's, TTI's, 2.5"out the back w/x-pipe.

I'm runnin Pypes Street Pros, no drone at all.

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Here we go again, round ***?

I also lay 3mil plastic on the garage floor in the winter season. No rust for over 10 years.

I must have been the lucky one. Mine dropped right in.

What engine mounts, spool or biscuit? Mine had the 73 K frame w/spool type mounts; right side went right in. I removed the steering column and had to lift the car higher to install the left side. Went in like butter save for a few scratches. Guess I got lucky.

I have TTI headers on the Dart for over 10 years. The only rust I see is inside of the collector welds. I polish them regularly and in the PA winter months, I lay 3 mil plastic on the garage floor to minimize the moisture from the concrete. That is TTI's recommendation in their instructions.

This!!!

One thing about the Eastwood stuff, you can sand, clean, and reapply whenever needed to cover up troubled spots. It blends right in.

I used the Eastwood stuff years ago on a set of Hookers. Blasted and cleaned them, brushed on a coat and had a local powder coater bake them in his oven. Repeated a 2nd time. Surprised they lasted 5 years until I sprung for TTI's.

Running the Pypes Street pro 2.5" mufflers w/TTI headers. Nice sound and no effin drone.

If you check Accurate's web-site, there are different lengths pending year. I know 69 and 70 Darts are different lengths.

Did you follow their directions? "When storing your car for an extended period of time, some precautions must be taken. Park the car over a large sheet of plastic or tarp. This will protect your car and headers from moisture seeping up through the floor. Wipe down and dry the headers...

Just pulled the engine, removed the TTI headers and no signs of leaks. Been on for 8 years and used the TTI supplied gaskets.

Here ya go. http://www.ttiexhaust.com/Warranty/Warranty-MaintenanceCare.htm I installed my headers well over 10 years ago, clean them w/Mothers Wheel Polish 2x a year and lay plastic under the car during the off season. There is some minor rust on the flanges and at the junction of the 4...

Mothers Mag Wheel Polish

Mmmm, gaudy. That's a new one.

Right here bud. No issues whatsoever. 73 K frame w/spools. I did pull the steering column for added clearance.

Pypes Exhaust Street Pro's.

Not so for everyone. 10 years so far, no flaking.

That's exactly how I cut my old Hookers off and in the trash!!!!

Just read this. Smart move. Love to hear what you did to warrant that much.

Like anything else, you get what you pay for.

He never mentioned what type of headers they are. Contrary to your negative comments about long tube headers, I had zero problems installing those total BS headers (TTI's) as you call them.

I had to modify the lower portion of the z-bar arm as it was hitting the tube. A slight bend of the arm and whala!!! I believe there is a special z-bar to order for this application. (TTI's)