Maverick exhaust

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  1. Checkout1972

    Checkout1972 New Member

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    Like everybody else at sometime in their life this is a first for me also. I am working on my daughters 1977 Maverick and I am trying to find a complete exhaust system for her car. It has a 4.1 inline 6 cylinder. I have worn my eyes out searching for this stuff. I was wondering if there are other vehicles that have interchangeable parts for this car to help in finding stuff.
     
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    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Not really. Just take it to a muffler shop and let them rebuild it from scratch. For a 4.1, I would add a glasspak instead of a muffler if you want a little grumble to the exhaust sound.
     
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    That is a really good idea. Thanks I think I will look into that. Do you have any thoughts on seat belts?
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    My opinion (shared by others I am sure): a glass pack on a 6 cylinder sounds terrible. The drone is obnoxious.
     
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    'Sounds better than a Flowmaster though. :cool:
     
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    stock muffler and let it ride...:thumbs2:
     
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    Are the seat belts missing on the Maverick? If so, just put an ad in the Classifieds section :tiphat:
     
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    I wouldn't trust 40 year old seat belts. NHRA requires seatbelts be replaced every two or three years for safety reasons. I replaced all my seatbelts with new belts for $110. Stay with a factory style muffler on a 6 cylinder unless you add a header with dual exhaust, then a turbo muffler will sound good.
     
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    go with a 2.25
    no cross over or even an H or X crossover, depends if you like more of a rumbly sound..X would make exhaust more smooth sounding

    muffler i'd leave to you as everyone has a different preference
     
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    " It has a 4.1 inline 6 cylinder."
     
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    yeah, what was I thinking ha
     
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    Where did you get your seatbelts?
     

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