You pretty much ignore The Wrench Monkey, they also said they had Permadry valve cover gaskets for the Olds V8. Unfortunately DoubleV, some fabbing will need to be done hook up anything but the stock set up, which is garbage from front to back for any performance, it even chokes the 260. I pulled off my shorty headers and 2.5" custom duals with a compact X pipe because I thought it was a waste on a stock 260. I then went to less than 2" dual exhaust, pulled it off my 70S. Off the line is almost the same, with the headers and 2.5" x pipe system, slightly stronger but 3000 RPM up it, pulls like a healthy 5A head 307, the 260 sounds like it is beating itself to death with the small dual exhaust past 3000 rpm. Remember, my 260 is a sludged up, unknown mileage motor with a lifter tick. Your car is a cream puff with low miles. I would carefully remove all the stock exhaust and store it. Take it to a shop you trust, buy the block off cap, it fit my 260 manifold, was on my 70 when I bought it and get them to bend dual exhaust in whatever size you want with whatever mufflers you want, all going under the passenger hump, my shop fit 2.5" pipe with a compact X pipe. Your car is rare but not highly valuable, why hold back on making it perform and sound better? Even the factory 442 set up barely helped performance. While I am stripping the paint off my 88 this winter, it is getting the headers and 2.5" x pipe exhaust put back on, so I can forget it has a 260, sounds amazing by the way and hopefully help it get closer to my 30 mpg goal.