To Header or Y pipe? That's the question

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Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question [Re: Esquire812] #574518 03/01/05 08:43 PM

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North Georgia

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

I thought about welding it up, but I figure it's pretty well rusted and thin around the crack. I have a MIG welder, so might give it a try.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Kletzenklueffer	03/01/05 03:39 AM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Kletzenklueffer	03/01/05 04:11 AM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Esquire812	03/01/05 10:20 AM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Kletzenklueffer	03/01/05 08:43 PM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Kaptain	03/01/05 08:53 PM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	razerror	03/01/05 09:19 PM
Re: To Header or Y pipe? That's the question	Anonymous	03/02/05 08:25 PM

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