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				Whose exhaust system is this?
			 
			I inherited this system with an engine I purchased. Its all stainless and appears to be high quality. Came with two sets of mufflers. One is quiet with one set of tips. The other is louder and has two sets of tips. One set has baffles and the other not. Apparently the non-baffled set up is quite loud.  It came off of a 3.4 built on a 3.0 case and 3.2 twin plug heads. Does anyone know who may have made this system. I plan on selling it. Can anyone give me an idea what it may be worth. Thanks for taking the time to look. Bob       | ||
|  09-22-2010, 07:29 PM | 
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			Is that a Billy Boat?
		 
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|  09-22-2010, 07:35 PM | 
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|  09-22-2010, 08:04 PM | 
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			The exhaust looks to be a B&B (Billy's), and you can go online to get clear look at the exchanges.  When and if you get around to selling it, drop me an email with a price. art  agrimmitt@pelican 9/22 Wed 9pm pst | ||
|  09-22-2010, 08:10 PM | 
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			Anyone have any idea what this may be worth?
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|  09-23-2010, 06:28 AM | 
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			That's GHL -  not B & B -   decent quality - I would estimate you can get between $900-$1100 depending on how fast you want to move it. The mufflers are known to split - and they are really a beotch to install - but the sound is decent and they make decent power and they are stainless - so should last and last. The B & B make a little more power and torque - the have much longer primaries and almost a completely straight collector. BOTH systems use their own spacing - so you can not use an off the shelf muffler - you have to use one of theirs - or custom plumb a magnaflow or flowmaster... 
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|  09-23-2010, 06:47 AM | 
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			Plus GHL is no longer in business, so no warranty, spare parts or assistance!
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|  09-27-2010, 06:46 AM | 
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			I was just wondering how you get those on with no hole for the inner exhaust flange nut?
		 
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|  09-27-2010, 09:46 AM | 
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			GHL supplied a tool -  really just a bent wrench -  as I said a real beotch to install -
		 
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