Accurate LTD stainless exhaust tip review
As for original, no- my car was a single exhaust 318 car. As for accurate, yes, after months of research using original photos, those tips were installed correctly. As for other cars, 80 percent of those that put replacement tips on their Formula S cars do it wrong. Most errors are in the rear pipes- installiing the tips straight out the back or using dart tips instead of the barracuda tips. Many times this was due to availablity of accurate parts, lack of knowledge, or just preference. Either way, I'm looking at capturing the look of the original styling but increasing the performance. I'm looking for photos of those that have used the larger diameter tips on a Barracuda.
By the way, the yellow car does not have the right valance for duals, the blue car has the correct tips but wrong angle to the pipes which make them look like they stick out farther. Mine (at the correct angle) actually stuck past the valance about 1.5 inches.
is there a possiblilty that on your '68 cuda the tips previously on the car were not the originals?
look at this one
they seem to stick out farther than yours
As for original, no- my car was a single exhaust 318 car. As for accurate, yes, after months of research using original photos, those tips were installed correctly. As for other cars, 80 percent of those that put replacement tips on their Formula S cars do it wrong. Most errors are in the rear pipes- installiing the tips straight out the back or using dart tips instead of the barracuda tips. Many times this was due to availablity of accurate parts, lack of knowledge, or just preference. Either way, I'm looking at capturing the look of the original styling but increasing the performance. I'm looking for photos of those that have used the larger diameter tips on a Barracuda.
By the way, the yellow car does not have the right valance for duals, the blue car has the correct tips but wrong angle to the pipes which make them look like they stick out farther. Mine (at the correct angle) actually stuck past the valance about 1.5 inches.