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The problem of a side-exhaust!!! (pics)
Hey All,
I encountered a problem with having a side-exhaust before the rear tire. I was on my way to work the other day on the beautiful roads of Detroit when something came off the road I think with help from the front tire and it just destroyed my stainless 5" tip!! I am very glad that it hit that and not the fiberglass dually fender!!! Before: ![]() ![]() After the carnage: ![]() ![]() ![]() Later, DEVLYN |
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You must stay on your side of US 12 ( Michigan Ave).
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