Will 64-72 "A" body exhaust work on G body??
- Thread starter Michael Bennett
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That's not really expensive either; the exhaust for my 2SS w/o cats cost at least double the highest price of TA's kits.
I have found what seems to be inexpensive parts that the money saved was wasted on the hours spent on trying to make the parts fit. And after the job is done the set up never looks as good as the parts that were made specifically for the car.
I was making a point that he didn't give any information relevant to my question. Just tried to steer me down another path and basically called me cheap. I already knew that G body systems exist and I already knew I could go to an exhaust shop to get it bent up. I already knew I didn't want either of those options. What I was asking was whether or not anyone had used A body exhaust on a G body and he did everything but answer my question.
I started another thread to ask a specific question of the group.
I started another thread to ask a specific question of the group.
Seems appropriately priced since they don't include mufflers and I think it's alumanized pipe. It would be good to hear from someone who has used the TA kits on a G body though since most of the feed back that has been given says that A and G body exhaust don't interchange very well. I'll probably just call them up and confirm the G body fitment and ask for some picture.
It seems as though, not many G enthusiasts need 3" exhaust. The ones that do have made their own or made something fit.
The TA kit is going to be your classic universal fit "kit" full of things that should work with effort. This is how some of my Pypes kit felt - especially when it came to hangers, clamps, and the X-pipe. The Holley kit is truly complete and should require the least amount of additional effort to install.
Buy the Holley kit before you end up with buyer's remorse.
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