Which Zoomies? Olson's or Smiley's

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  1. Hemi Bandit

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    Hi Guys; New To The Forum All The Way From Australia.

    I Am Putting Together An Alcohol Dragster And I Am Chasing Up Some
    Pipes, Have Been Told That Olsen's Are Nice But Some Guys Down Here
    Tell Me That They Crack-up With Tyre Shake! And That Smiley's Are
    Double Wall Down To The Bend. Which Do You Guys Use, Which Way
    Do I Go! Thanks Drew:)
     
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  2. smokinboyz

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    Welcome drew

    another aussie here , you will find heaps of info and tip , ideas on here........click the search button and what you want may be covered there.......where ya from in oz
     
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  3. KEITH CLARK

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    Call Vic Wood at HEDMAN HEDDERS, good service, and he is an aussie, 562 921 0404
     
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    Smileys are great headers with a good price also. Doug
     
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    SPD Exhaust. Specialty Performance Design. Sacramento CA. Chris Hill is a great guy and has lots of experience. Try them.
     
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  7. speedo

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    Aloha Drew, If you end up going the SPD zoomie kit there standard bend is 125 deg..My suggestion would be to contact them and request 110 to 115 deg. bends. I had a rough time fitting the correct discharge angle with the 125's, and I had the advantage of fitting with an ID sleeve coming off of the flange that allowed forgiveness. My application is RED w/hemi 46" out.
    Doug Cobeen, Old time racer in a pineapple field
     
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    smiley all the way never had a tube break yet going on 6 years.Dave
     
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  10. Hemi Bandit

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    From Sydney!

    Thanks For The Input Guys Much Appriecated.
    DREW
     
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