kylet8020

Atm I have a stock 305 I'm looking at putting on a full *bolt on exhaust* I'd like to do most the work myself. If I have to have a shop make a y pipe then fine. Plans are to build up the 305 or go with a 350 build going to be a na motor. Reason for the exhaust upgrade is mine is *SHOT* Ive been. Reading a lot about exhaust systems but there is so much info... And I'm lost. First can I buy headers, y pipe and a cat back exhaust and bolt it all up or is this asking to much if so, if I deside to go with a 350 will I have to change anything or will it bolt back up. 2nd what would you recommend. Also I atm I have a 700r4 tranny that's on its way out, plans are to swap to a t56, so any fitting issues with bolting on a exhaust system now and then swaping to the t56?

Apeiron

Bolt on exhaust means shortys.

kylet8020

I can't do long tubes with a catback system having a shop build the y pipe?

TTOP350

iTrader: (8)

Dyno Dons headers Ypipe will be fine for you.
Do a search for them

built91Z28

For a mild street car, definitely shorty's. And you can buy them and a y pipe and a cat back that will all bolt on. Long tubes can be a pain. I have them and they are the lowest part of my car. Not a great feeling hearing $600 headers hit the ground.

kylet8020

Thanks and thanks I'll be checking out dyno dons headers. But I gotta ask just couse what is the advantage or disadvantage of running shortly or longs other then longs scraping the ground

built91Z28

Long tubes can make more power, but you have to have a motor built enough to need them. My car is built for performance first as it is not a daily driver. I'm making somewhere in the 430 to 450 or so hp range so that's why I went with long tubes.

TTOP350

iTrader: (8)

I think Dyno dons car makes 400hp and 430tq to the tire with his headers soooo they are good for many cars, prolly 95% of them on here.

kylet8020

Well, I did not give as much info on The motor build as I should have I guess wanna build a 383 stroker na motor and after that get a procharger *p600h* think that was the correct part number.