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Old 09-09-2014, 07:51 PM   #25
LoudPipes
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Default Re: Is there a reason exhausts arent solid mounted?
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never heard that term before( i dont get out much), is that because the pipes stop at the diff ? i used to have stag pipes on my 67 xr, they jumped the diff and did a sharp turn coming out behind the back wheels, same or different ?
The ones you’ve described that drop down and exit behind the tyres have been popular in the U.S. since the muscle car days and they’re often referred to as Chevy Drop Pipes.

Diff dumpers usually just curl over the diff with no additional pipe.
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