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Dual Exhaust System - 289 / 302 - OEM Style / Performance - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar

Item #: 27400

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Reproduction Factory Style 289 / 302 Dual Exhaust Kit for 1967 1968 Mercury Cougar

1967 Mercury Cougar
1968 Mercury Cougar

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Price: $657.60

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Ships Direct from Supplier (Except International) - Ships in: Ships from Supplier Warehouse in 3-10 Business Days
EXCEPT AS NOTED IN THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
International Orders: This item will ship from the supplier to our warehouse before shipping to your address, add 7-10 Days

Applications

1967 Mercury Cougar, 1968 Mercury Cougar

Description

This oversized 2-1/4 inch dual exhaust system is manufactured right here in the good old USA from original 1968 Cougars equipped with the 289 or 302 engine. This direct replacement system includes: 1 H pipe, 2 intermediate pipes, 2 mufflers, and a right and left tail pipe. The system is constructed from 2-1/4 inch aluminized piping and features blue printed bends with everything being replicated as close as possible to the original. The mufflers in the system have the hanging tabs attached so that they will accept original muffler hangers. H pipes are constructed for use with original stock cast iron exhaust manifolds and H pipes can also be purchased separately. This system will fit 1967 Cougars with 289 engines.

*NOTE* This dual exhaust system has a larger diameter than the original Ford system and will increase performance, but it may also increase the engine sound that you hear inside your car. This item ships in sections and is meant to be welded and or clamped together. The H pipes were clamped on the original systems. Kits do not include pipe clamps, hangers, or exhaust manifold donuts.

Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for delivery.

Shipping Details

Shipping Weight:

120.00 LBS

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4 Customer Review(s)

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David Ward

67 289 4bbl

Sounds fantastic! A good fit with my stock 289 manifolds. No issues with installation. After a year, I’m really happy with this purchase.

Reviewed in on 9/29/2022

Jim

302 performance dual exhaust

Overall, the exhaust fit well. I did have to open up the ends of the intermediate pipes slightly with a exhaust pipe expander to slide over the h-pipe. The mufflers mounting hole spacing was about 3/8” wider the the muffler mounts. This required elongating holes in the mounts to bolt the muffler to the holder. The flange on the mounting bolts covered the elongated hole so it was not visible. The delivery was a nice surprise. With all of the industry backlogs I was expecting 6-8 week delivery, but received it in 10 days. As noted earlier, the exhaust fit overall and I am very happy with the product and the results.

Reviewed SF Bay area in on 5/13/2022

Peter

$150 for shipping?

Got a call from WCCC *after* the order was placed to say the shipping costs in the order was too low. Since I ordered on-line without assistance, with the discount, that comes to 27% of the price of the system. $550 became $700. Not this Billy Clyde Pucket.

WCCC Response:
We try to make the shipping on our site accurate, but with some odd shaped and oversized items the automated shipping calculations are just not accurate. We only quoted what we would get charged to ship the item.

Reviewed in on 12/5/2016

Gary

Looks great. Tail pipe ends are exactly even with one another. I especially liked the sound-it is mellow and not loud(the car is a base model with a 289 4V). Highly recommended product. I had it professionally installed-tech set it fit ok.

Reviewed in on 4/2/2016

Product Questions

Number of questions: 2

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Just to confirm this will bolt directly to the stock exhaust manifold? And, a subjective question: Is the significantly louder than the standard 2" system?

September 3, 2024 1:09 PM

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As stated in the description, it is a direct bolt in replacement, and it will increase engine noise inside the car

WCCC Support Staff (Junior) September 4, 2024 9:05 AM

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Im having trouble. Do the mufflers need to be cut from the tail pipe to install over rearend. It is one piece welded and wanted to make sure. Thanks

December 7, 2021 2:52 PM

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As delivered, the tail pipe should seperate just after the H-Pipe, you can see the junction in this photo: https://storeimages-westcoastclassic.netdna-ssl.com/dc/8205/1354040793_a.jpg. That junction should only be welded or clamped after the exhaust is installed in the car. With the portion with the mufflers disconected from the h-pipe you should be able to fish the exhaust line over the rear end, then slide the rear section back into the h-pipe once in place.

WCCC Admin December 9, 2021 7:40 PM

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