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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: Havasukona455 on April 29, 2013, 10:30:53 AM
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hey guys. just bought these rewarder tt headers that are ceramic coated with water lines. i guess these are rare for a 455 ? got a steal on them. are these pretty simple to install ? my boat had logs and snails on it before and i switched to bassets. i have the headers but not the tubes or tips so if anybody has any they want gone ill will buy them. I know kaotyk had them on his tahiti so im gonna look through his thread but still will need some help
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Of your in havasu feel free to pm me I will come by and help ya out anytime!
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i have these
100.00
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thanks papaletch. Ill actually be in havasu this weekend. ill pm you my number.
88carrera what size are those ?
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4" outlet
3" for exhaust hose
they use 4" external flappers
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the headers you bought look like 4", lucky for you a 4" tip NEW is cheaper than those for sale above.
http://www.cpperformance.com/p-12591-4-angle-cut-exhaust-tip.aspx (http://www.cpperformance.com/p-12591-4-angle-cut-exhaust-tip.aspx)
http://www.cpperformance.com/p-12589-4-standard-straight-cut-exhaust-tip.aspx (http://www.cpperformance.com/p-12589-4-standard-straight-cut-exhaust-tip.aspx)
then you're going to need some exhaust hose, and possibly an elbow to make that curve from the exhaust to your transom. and as always double hose clamp them with GOOD hoseclamps not autozone cheapies.
someone out there makes a hose AND elbow all in one... like this setup:
(https://www.socaljetboats.com/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.performanceboats.com%2Fattachment.php%3Fattachmentid%3D115546%26amp%3Bstc%3D1%26amp%3Bthumb%3D1%26amp%3Bd%3D1305217913&hash=45a127e167f618ff108c7349913d2c625ac5936d)
my setup is a little different as my pipe was solid all the way out of the back and used a ring and gasket to seal the gap.
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Ill take the snail tips if u still have them call me chad 702 4451352
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yeah i saw that set up. the only thing i can find on these headers is that they were custom made from rewarder. cpp doesnt show them or any other webiste. i found my exact ones off google but only the headers not how they installed. im leaving for the river this weekend so im debating whether i want to start this today or not. I guess i will go home and put these on to see if the hose will bend just right to where i can mount them. I think my hull will be in the way. i also found this on google when looking for my headers
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theres 2 different types of exhaust hose, one has a metal rod that spirals inside of it, im guessing it helps with possible collapsing or sagging in long runs. but its almost impossible to bend. the other is just regular ol exhaust hose. i dunno how long the run will be for you or if it will bend that far.
if you want to go this weekend id leave this project for when you have some downtime. gives you time to make sure your silicone fully cures, that u got all your SS bolts nuts, washers, etc. go have fun boating this weekend.
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Yeah that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna wait till I get back then ill start on it. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna get the 45 degree insert just to make it flush. Plus I'm sure ill need it
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I have a basset t and lines if you need it make an offer i posted them on here but keep forgettin to take pics of them
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Copper 45 degree fittings and some pipe...Done. I think I have the stuff here to do it.
This allows you to custom make the fittings and use extremely short pieces of hose.
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Yeah that's what I was talking about yesterday with my dad. He's a plumber so he has copper and brass fittings. I was also think of mocking up my own tubing by using some of his material to turn and pivot to make sure it fits right then welding up my own set up once I have a mock up. Hey gt where are you located ?