- For MY 1965 station wagons the system consists of the Y pipe, rear exhaust pipe, muffler, over-axle pipe, transverse rear muffler with tailpipe. For MY's 1966-70 station wagons the system consists of the Y pipe, rear exhaust pipe, muffler, and tailpipe with resonator built in. For MY's 1971-74 station wagons the system consists of the Y pipe, rear exhaust pipe, muffler, connector pipe, resonator and tailpipe.
- For all other body styles this single exhaust system consists of the Y pipe, rear exhaust pipe, muffler, over-axle pipe, and resonator with tailpipe. Y pipe may be NORS.
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This listing covers model years 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1974 Star Chief, Bonneville, Catalina, and Ventura's (MY's 1965-70) stock with the V8 and single exhaust with muffler and resonator. Refer to listing 453229 if you would like to delete the stock resonator. Photo depicts the stock single exhaust for 1967 Pontiac Bonneville's, Starchief's, & Executive's with the stock V8. -
This listing covers MY's 1975, 1976, 1977, and 1978 Chevy C10, K10, C20, K20, C30, K30 & Suburban's with the stock 350ci, 400ci, & 454ci. For 1975-78 Suburban's with the 454ci this is a resonator eliminator option since all were stock with resonators. Photo depicts the stock dual exhaust for 1975 Chevy C10's with the stock 454ci.- Dual exhaust system for the 2 WD C Series consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, & LS/RS tailpipes.
- Dual exhaust system for the 4 WD K Series & Suburban's consists of LS/RS front exhaust pipes, LS/RS rear exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers & LS/RS tailpipes.
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This listing covers model years 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 & 1962 Rebels, Ambassadors, and Classic with stock dual exhaust. Photo shown is generic and is posted so that you might see the quality of our craftsmanship and the type of bending.- Dual exhaust system consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
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This listing covers model years 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1987 Buick Century and Regal's with 3.8L turbo. Photo shown is generic and is posted so that you might see the quality of our craftsmanship and the type of bending.- 1980 models consists of Y pipe (AKA rear exhaust pipe), LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
- 1981-83 models consists of Y pipe (AKA center exhaust pipe), RS rear exhaust pipe, LS/RS mufflers (mufflers do not sit parallel of each other) and LS/RS tailpipes.
- 1984-87 models consist of Y pipe (AKA center exhaust pipe), LS/RS rear exhaust pipes, LS/RS connector pipes, dual in/dual out transverse muffler, and LS/RS tailpipes.
- Metal-to-metal connection at the converter, no gaskets required.
- All or some parts may be NORS on these systems.
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This alternative design dual exhaust system is a Waldron's Exhaust exclusive and eliminates the crossover pipes and Y pipes. For the true stock exhaust. refer to 588606. Photo depicts the alternative exhaust system for a 1957 Chevrolet convertible.
- This dual exhaust system consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
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This dual exhaust system is for 1973 and 1974 Chevelle station wagons. Photo depicted is correct to the listing.- This dual exhaust system consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers and LS/RS tailpipes.
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This listing covers model years 1973 and 1974 Chevelle, Malibu, and Monte Carlo's with a stock dual exhaust with mufflers (only). Photo depicts the stock dual exhaust for 1973 Chevelle and Malibu's with 2 drs. (4 dr. systems take different exhaust pipes) & the stock 350ci.- Dual exhaust system consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
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- This dual exhaust system consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes (with LS stock at 2"OD & RS stock at 2¼"OD), LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes (stock at 2"OD).
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This listing covers model years 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1974 Olds F85 and Cutlass' with the stock V8 stock dual exhaust or for MY's 1965-74 you may convert your single exhaust to a dual exhaust. We will supply you with the needed blocker plate. For MY 1964 this dual exhaust is for F85's /4-4-2 STOCK with a dual exhaust. We do NOT offer a single-to-dual conversion. If your 1964 Cutlass/F85 was stock with a single than we can help you out with a single exhaust (only). Photo depicts the system for a 1971 Cutlass 4-4-2 with the stock 455ci engine.- This dual exhaust consists of the LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
- You will be asked to report the stock set-up in the the check out process.
- 1964-67 models will be required to report the inside diameter of the driver side manifold.
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This listing covers model years 1961, 1962, 1963, and 1964 Star Chief, Bonneville, Catalina, and Grand Prix's (1962-64) with the stock V8 and a dual exhaust. For MY 1964 stock with the 421HO, this is a resonator eliminator option. Photo depicts the system for full size Pontiac's with the stock 389ci.- Dual exhaust consists of LS/RS exhaust pipes, LS/RS mufflers, and LS/RS tailpipes.
- MY's 1963-64 do not require gaskets at the manifolds. The connection is metal-to-metal.
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This listing covers model years 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, and 1979 Calais, Deville and Fleetwood's with a V8 and stock single exhaust. Excludes diesel engines. Photo depicts the system for 1975-76 Calais' and Deville's. Photo does not show the catalytic converter which is located between the Y (AKA front exhaust) pipe and rear exhaust pipe and must be in place for system to fit properly.- This single exhaust system consists of front (Y) exhaust pipe, rear exhaust pipe, front muffler, connector pipe, and resonator w/tailspout.
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This listing covers MY's 1953 and 1954 Corvette's with the stock 6cyl. Photo depicts the stock dual exhaust system for 1953-54 Corvette's with the stock 6cyl.- Both exhaust pipes start off on the driver side with the RS pipe crossing over (with a 90° bend) behind the engine to the passenger side, where it turns 90° again to connect to the muffler, both LS/RS mufflers come with long inlet and outlet pipes, then we have the LS/RS tailpipes. We provide a 2 bolt flange but it is best to reuse the original cast iron flange (if possible).
