Can you install side exhaust on a 1969 Corvette?

Can you install side exhaust on a 1969 Corvette?

Additionally, there are no problems with fuel or brake lines being too close, causing more problems. Don’t forget that the GM factory installed side exhaust on 1968–1969 Sharks, making the installation possible on any Shark, albeit 1975 and up, catalytic converter models.

What kind of exhaust system does a corvette have?

There are no differences on the sound that factory-style side pipes emit; big-blocks sound throatier because as the fiberglass packing deteriorates the sound deepens. This Shark-style chassis has a set of factory side pipes on a 300-hp engine. The smooth-flowing pipes have zero kinks or depressions because of their long, sweeping bends.

Why does my Corvette make a rattling noise when going over bumps?

Replacing the window regulator. A knocking or rattle noise when going over bumps can be the rear of the vehicle resonating from under the chassis. The noise is commonly caused by faulty rear sway bar end links. The bushings become worn and allow the links to make noise while going over bumps.

What was the warning light on a 1969 Corvette?

Interior door handles and control knobs were redesigned for safety’s sake. The previous dash-mounted ignition switch moved to the steering column, where it combined with the newly mandated column lock for additional security. A warning light was added to advise the driver that the pop-up headlights hadn’t popped up completely.

Why does the top of my Corvette make a popping noise?

The ‘Vette and its removable roof panel developed a popping and creaking noise that even factory engineers couldn’t figure out how to resolve. By 2007, the problem was traced down to the latches and pins that hold the top in place.

Where does the popping sound come from in my car?

If the popping sound is more rhythmic and occurs more frequently as you rev the engine, you may want to look for an exhaust leak. The exhaust manifold is on the side (or sides) of your engine toward the bottom.

What should I do if I hear a popping sound in my engine?

Check for engine codes that may indicate the problem. Run a good quality fuel injection cleaner. Check your spark plugs. Inspect your spark plug wires. Test your engine compression. If the popping sound is more rhythmic and occurs more frequently as you rev the engine, you may want to look for an exhaust leak.

What kind of car makes a snap crackle pop sound?

That gasoline-gargling backfire exhaust sound some cars make decelerating, which can really only be described as “snap crackle popping,” has become pretty popular since motorheads almost unanimously got enamored with it in cars like the Ford Focus RS and Jaguar F-Type.