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#1056231 09/15/2014 3:13 AM
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finally ready to put on exhaust !!
cant find a diagram or image how to best have
the muffler shop make me peices.
cant drive it there tires to rotten.
anyone know of photo or diagram how to run it.
thanks

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the 55-59 Factory Assembly Manual shows the exhaust layouts for different models, you need to use some coat hangers made to the shapes needed on your actual truck so the shop has dimensions for the bendy parts .... the main things will be the shape/length of the head pipe [manifold to muffler], the inverted U over the rear axle and lengths from muffler to the axle and axle to rear exit .... the muffler was positioned under the bed where you should have found a metal plate that was a heat deflector for it

Bill


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If you are ging to have someone bend it for you, check and see if they or somebody else has the specs. I lucked out when a local place just checked a reference and plugged in the numbers. I had the pipe in about half an hour. A guy in a glass shop told me he had glass dimensions for my 46 as well.


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