Lighting headers to dry tail pipes
#1

Hey guys first off I would like to thank everyone as I have been non stop on this page reading and researching for a while now.
Long story short I have a 90 donzi black widow with a 502 that I believe was getting water reversion due the the old owner hacking up the header extension.
I wanted to get the extensions from lightning but he wont sell them
I have read about closing the holes and welding a bung to exit water out for the transom. Heard to make own dry tail pipes etc. What would the best option be as spending for a new system is out the budget right now. Does anyone have any jacketed pipes? Located in California. Thank you
Sorry i tried to post pics wont let me yet
Long story short I have a 90 donzi black widow with a 502 that I believe was getting water reversion due the the old owner hacking up the header extension.
I wanted to get the extensions from lightning but he wont sell them
I have read about closing the holes and welding a bung to exit water out for the transom. Heard to make own dry tail pipes etc. What would the best option be as spending for a new system is out the budget right now. Does anyone have any jacketed pipes? Located in California. Thank you
Sorry i tried to post pics wont let me yet
#3

Where does the water currently enter the exhaust? You could make it a full dry setup but the entire length of pipe needs to be jacketed, including the length that passes through the transom. If the water originally entered the exhaust before the transom I wouldn't cap the holes and weld a bung on because it leaves the length going through fiberglass un-cooled.
#4

Where does the water currently enter the exhaust? You could make it a full dry setup but the entire length of pipe needs to be jacketed, including the length that passes through the transom. If the water originally entered the exhaust before the transom I wouldn't cap the holes and weld a bung on because it leaves the length going through fiberglass un-cooled.
#8

Lightning won't sell the extensions? Why wouldn't they? That'd be the best bet. Either way the entire length of pipe needs to be cooled either by water flowing through the exhaust or around it in a jacketed pipe.