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Old 04-03-2007, 10:41 AM
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Default Re: Gardner exhaust

NOTE:--I'm not telling you to wack that pipe with a mallet and wood block..I'm just tellin you most of the cars back then had exhaust pipes and headers that were given a good wack to gain some clearance.Just some old info-- Why don't you consider sending your new pipe with the Original to Gardner and let them make a nice neat adjustment..Of course I'd call them first.......
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