Exhaust Question
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From: Angier, NC
Going to out on a limb here and say from the Y pipe back it most likely will fit as not much has changes over the years.
Why I say this is I am running a 94 F150 system from manifolds to tail pipe less cat and it fit right on even clears the spare tire & frame mounted hitch.
I only had to cut the metal hanger off the tail pipe that the rubber donut went on.
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Why I say this is I am running a 94 F150 system from manifolds to tail pipe less cat and it fit right on even clears the spare tire & frame mounted hitch.
I only had to cut the metal hanger off the tail pipe that the rubber donut went on.
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OP mentioned dual exhaust so there would be no y pipe but shouldn't be too difficult to make it work if the price is right.
I just installed a brand new $125 single universal exhaust (minus muffler) from Flowmaster on my 351w 85 Bronco and it was super easy install.
Only had to cut for length along side of the transmission and cut the length of the angled corner exit so I could weld on a stainless tip.
It was in about four sections for adjustability reasons so there was some light fabrication work but super easy.
Not the same as one I bought but could likely make it fit your application easily but of course you would need mufflers and more pipe to reach shorties.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/201829291891
I just installed a brand new $125 single universal exhaust (minus muffler) from Flowmaster on my 351w 85 Bronco and it was super easy install.
Only had to cut for length along side of the transmission and cut the length of the angled corner exit so I could weld on a stainless tip.
It was in about four sections for adjustability reasons so there was some light fabrication work but super easy.
Not the same as one I bought but could likely make it fit your application easily but of course you would need mufflers and more pipe to reach shorties.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/201829291891
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If the duals do not both go down the pass side and cross back over at the rear, it will not work.
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The listing pictures look good. Price is right but it's a bit of a drive for me, one I'm willing to make as the seller has some other items listed that I would be interested in as well...
This is what the seller wrote in the ad....
I also think he might be a member here on FTE.
This is what the seller wrote in the ad....
this is actually vey usable still. it was under a 78 f150 with a 351w 4 speed 4wd reg cab long bed. i allways have people asking for exhaust, normally its no good.
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I missed the "dual" part 
As DaveF said if it dose not run down the right side like factory it most likely not fit as you could have a fuel tank on the left side.
Also think about the brake & fuel lines running down the left side that would not get heated.
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As DaveF said if it dose not run down the right side like factory it most likely not fit as you could have a fuel tank on the left side.
Also think about the brake & fuel lines running down the left side that would not get heated.
Dave ----
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