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X66 714 10-05-2020 09:44 PM

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OK. Here's a question. I know it's something most of you would never encounter but at 157,000 miles, this car still has about 90% of it's original exhaust system. The muffler was change some years back with a NOS GM muffler. The system is still solid as it can be moved around the shop in one piece. I would like to continue using it but would like to clean it up.....maybe.

Now the question. What would you do to save & reuse this system? Thank you, Joe

X66 714 10-07-2020 09:56 PM

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Did some cleaning on the tail pipes today after moving the car to another bay. Cleaned up pretty good for being 51 years old & 157k miles. I'll clean some more tomorrow. Found numbers on the LH tail pipe in 2 different location. There's one on the RH but I'll have to wait till I turn it over. Interesting how the RH was 2 piece & the LH was 1 piece.....Joe

ZLP955 10-07-2020 10:06 PM

Amazing the original exhaust is in such good condition Joe!

X66 714 10-07-2020 10:34 PM

Thanks. Very rare to see them like this.....Joe

scuncio 10-07-2020 10:53 PM

Wow! I guess you can thank Arizona for that....

X66 714 10-08-2020 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by scuncio (Post 1517490)
Wow! I guess you can thank Arizona for that....

Yes. I guess you can :)

NorCam 10-08-2020 01:36 AM

Those are coming out really nice Joe. What are you using to clean them up like that?

X66 714 10-08-2020 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by NorCam (Post 1517512)
Those are coming out really nice Joe. What are you using to clean them up like that?

I used a wire wheel on the parts that aren't shinny. Then a scotch bright. Not sure what I want to do with the rest of the system yet....Joe

RPOLS3 10-08-2020 11:49 PM

Try 000 steel wool on the shiny parts, sometimes a little WD-40 helps speed up the process.

X66 714 10-09-2020 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by RPOLS3 (Post 1517619)
Try 000 steel wool on the shiny parts, sometimes a little WD-40 helps speed up the process.

Thank you. I'll try that....Joe


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