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Fits 1964-1967 GM A-BODY Exhaust System, 3 inch, 304SS 705013111RHKR

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Fits 1964-1967 GM A-BODY Exhaust System, 3 inch, 304SS 705013111RHKRHooker has quickly become the leader in LS engine swaps and we are excited to announce new products for the 1964 1967 GM A Body. Our LS Swap exhaust systems are designed to offer the best available ground clearance and wide rear tire compatibility. Adapters are available for a direct bolt up to our long tube headers, mid length headers, and cast iron exhaust manifolds. Features: Constructed of 3? 18 gauge, 304 Stainless Steel maximizing strength and

Hooker has quickly become the leader in LS engine swaps and we are excited to announce new products for the 1964-1967 GM A-Body. Our LS Swap exhaust systems are designed to offer the best-available ground clearance and wide rear tire compatibility. Adapters are available for a direct bolt up to our long-tube headers, mid-length headers, and cast iron exhaust manifolds.


Features:

  • Constructed of 3? 18-gauge, 304 Stainless Steel maximizing strength and
  • System is configured with a merged-X crossover and absorption mufflers for maximum performance and minimized resonance
  • Connects to related Hooker 1964-1967 A-body LS swap system components with the following adapter tube kits: long-tube headers - direct connection/no adapters required, mid-length headers - 70701327-RHKR
  • Tube routing geometry optimized to provide best-available ground clearance and wide rear tire compatibility
  • Compatible with Hooker Blackheart 71222008HKR 1964-67 A-body LS swap transmission crossmember (crossmember is not compatible with El Camino, convertible or other boxed-frame A-body models)
  • Compatible with driveshaft diameters up to 3.5" and U-joints/yokes up to type 1350
  • Compatible with DSE, Hotchkis, Hellwig and PMT Fabrication rear anti-sway bars
  • Compatible with stock and most aftermarket rear suspension upper control arms
  • Includes OE quality clamps, hangers and hardware; requires no cutting or welding to install

Specs:

Application 1964-1967 GM A-Body
Brand Hooker BlackHeart
Emission Code 8
Engine GM Gen III/IV/IV (LS/LT)
Exhaust Series Hooker BlackHeart
Material 304 Stainless Steel
Muffler Type High Flow, Straight Through
Product Type Exhaust System
Sound Level Aggressive / Moderate
System Type Header-back
System Type Swap
Tube Diameter 3 inch
Tubing Diameter (in) 3

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