OBX exhaust options?

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What are your OBX exhaust options?
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The same as any type one.
Here's a pic of the exhaust on my water boxer cased air cooled race engine:
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We modified the flanges to a three bolt arrangement for better sealing.

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thanks

thats great!

that makes it alot cheaper to build then a T$ (whoops, I mean T4, funny isnt it that the 4 & the $ sign are the same key...LOL)
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Type IV's are for those with more $$$ than brains.

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Joe

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Joe are you headed for the darkside to Image

For an upright T5 is hard to beat!



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Pillow

ive been doing some research & the T5 looks like it has some nice features.
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Oh yah! Called T1 parts usage Image

Strong AL block, hydro lifters if you like them, T1 cams, T1 rods, and when setup right T1 heads (flow baby) and 94B P&Cs.

Easiest conversion that is relatively unknown. I cannot believe people would upright a T4 over the simplicity of the T5 as it uses T1 tinware with little modification.

When properly done a T4 upright is nice do not get me wring, but the $$$ is just a lot for usually a smaller engine. 2110 versus 1971/2056(big bore). Did I mention T1 heads, T1 heads, and T1 heads?



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And T1 exhaust systems work as well, to answer the original question... No crazy BAS or whatever expensive exhaust. For the price of T4 custom exhaust I can build a whole motor!



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Hey Jeff,
Cool motor! Only your air filters seem a little small! LOL
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Wally:
<B>Hey Jeff,
Cool motor! Only your air filters seem a little small! LOL</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks!
Yea.. I always like to go for overkill, as a matter of fact here is a shot where you can see that I have the filter tops too!
http://www.badbug.com/nos_engine.htm


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I thought those were big blow down cooling fans Image
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thanks for all the replys Image

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