Calvin,
Unfortunately, only the after-market systems maintain the pipes straight thru
to exit. If you have a mild steel, or regular original system, then the pipes
end and go through a series of baffles in the silencer (muffler).
I think I remember seeing this somewhere on the Internet as a diagram, or maybe
the Buckeye site had this info as well.
--
Gene Hart
genehart@att.net
1973 TR6 CF10918 U
(Now UO, thanks j.esposito)
Carmine to Pimento
(thanks PPG & Kojack Autobody)-The
owner looks like Kojack :)
Undergoing body & frame off, frame
and body reunited :)
(thanks patient & loving wife)
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> Greetings!
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> I have a1973 TR6 and it has stock exhaust from what I can tell. It has two
> pipes from the front of the car into the muffler and two pipes out of the
> muffler. My question is, are both exhaust pipes joined into 1 inside the
> muffler then just two pipes coming back out. I have combustion analyzer
> that I could use to help set up the carbs. If the two pipes are maintained
> to the end of the exhaust system it would be great. I suspect that this is
> not the case and that the exhaust from the two pipes are mixed in the
> muffler.
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> Calvin
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