[6pack] exhausting question

[Robert Lang]

Hi,
For the header - get the Goodparts header. Awesome quality and a BOLT IN. For the rest of the system, I recommend custom, mandrel bent with a "turbo" muffler, but you can make any of the off-the shelf SS systems fit with the Goodparts header.
Regards,Bob LangTR6s
 

    On Thursday, December 14, 2017 9:59 AM, Rochlin Robert via 6pack <6pack at autox.team.net> wrote:
 

 I put a Bell stainless system on my ’72 TR6 after a major rebuild about 3 years ago. The system I chose was the kind of stock looking system, but it has preformed wonderfully and sounds good without being too loud.  The fit of the bell system is exceptional. Best wishes for a happy holiday season to all. Bob Rochlin


On Dec 13, 2017, at 2:22 PM, John North via 6pack <6pack at autox.team.net> wrote:
I have had the Ansa in my 76 TR6 for around 15 years.   I do like the look of the two twin tips at the rear.   I can't say anything about supposed hp benefits, since I have no pre-post data, but I am well satisfied with it.   It is rather loud,  and it is fun to take off from a light and accelerate through the gears.   I added overdrive and that helped a lot with high speed runs.

John North
On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 11:04 AM, Yahoo via 6pack <6pack at autox.team.net> wrote:

After 20 years, I need to replace the custom exhaust and the header that came on my 73 in 1997.   Looking at Ansa,  but wanted to get folk's opinions and recommendations.    On the header, I'm wondering if I should simply go back to an exhaust manifold that's correct for my year,   I hear that the later exhaust manifold actually flows okay.      This is strictly a street car that typically doesn't see high revs.    If I stick with header, the choice seems to be Pacesetter or one of the SS ones from England.   Head shaved to give about 9.3 compression.   Early TR6 PI type camshaft.   Crane ignition, SU carbs. KN filters
The general tone of on-line comments on monza exhausts for TR6 isn't enthusiastic.
I was advised that getting a pre-built exhaust may be way to go for TR6 as needed bends are trickier for a local exhaust shop.
cheers & thanks,   Bruce Simms
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