Roger Howard wrote:
> Joe,
> Its not even a question of originality, since Kepich's stuff so often
> seems to be a "non-fit"....
> I am sure Kepich has satisfied customers (after all he is still in
> business), but I think he can't get the low-production Mopar systems
> done right, as evidenced by the large number of negative replies already
> received here.....
> I know it can be tough to find a local shop who is sufficiently
qualified to custom-bend a set of pipes to fit around torsion bars,
frames, etc. When I finally take the plunge, I hope to be prepared
with photos, drawings, whatever I can bring to guide the local guy to
do it "right".
When it came time for me to spend the $$$ for an exhaust system I First
contacted the main local shops in town, I knew enought to ask this
(to me VERY important) question. DO you have the patterns for my car?
I remembered being in a shop years ago that had gotten thier own
pipe bending machine and they had a card file attached to the machine
that had the patterns that told them the angles and which dies to
use to bend the pipes.
--
Paul Holmgren
Hoosier Corps #33, L-6
2 57 300-C's in Indy
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