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You might want to look at TTI exshaust systems.

This is great for early a owners. You do have a choice ya no. You can not run headers and use your manifolds or pay the price. Its called saving for a rainy day.

Just buy tti ceramic polished headers and have the best of both worlds, fit and looks.

I have tti on my 67 barracuda for three years now and love them. Also they have never hit the pavement the old one would hit all the time. You will feel big difference over exhaust manifolds. App.rox 20 HP

I have tti on 67 barracuda, they fit nice and I haven't drug on anything since they were installed.

TTIs aren't low sorry I cant help with dougs.

Im in pa I was quoted 800 also. I found a old buck with a pipe bender and lots of experience he had the car a week but did it for $400, and a very nice job I might say.

No dents in mine took half a day.

I have them on my 67 notch, no header is easy im happy with mine and installation was normal.

I used tti lots of ground clearance.

Nope

x2 a couple washers may do it.

I think you can buy some from summit or jegs for like 100 with free shipping thats cheap isnt it?

x 2

j b weld

You will probably like these, Mr. Gasket 5938 - Mr. Gasket Ultra-Seal Exhaust Gaskets Summit carries them.

Try tti exshaust.

If there free use them.

Try TTI

You can buy dyna-flow knock offs for like $50 each.

Mine just set the winter and I see rust what is ttis warranty. Hell Im not sure where I got them some where in cailf I think.

If you use the bbq paint apply it thin then bake it. It holds up good but not like power coating.

TTI is the best looking in my opinion, Dougs also makes them and there is a for sale thread right now if you dont mind a dent on one. Do a search this question is asked often.

I tried the bbq grill paint it lasted about three months, I now have tti ceramic polished headers on and they were worth the money. 2 years now in Pa winters and I drive car anytime its fit.

I have the long tti on my 67 barracuda great ground clearance, install was not a 5 min job but it was ok. Fit is great you can get to starter now, no problems with them. I have the cermanic polished, inside not coated, they have about 4000 miles on them and still look like the day I installed them.

I got a old set of blackjack headers that dont look so great but fit right on. Yours look great now that there on. Mine are for sale 25 buck with collectors but local pick up only

I dont no about dougs I here good things, I put tti on mine close but no problems.

I would use lock tight mine came loose all the time with my black jack headers, but since Ive put tti on everytime I check them so far they have been tight, As far as torque I just make them tight.

Ive used the red and regular black with no problems.

If you go to advance auto or summit you can get alluminum ones that dont leak and are reuseable. Ive had real good luck with them.