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two part dp
i found a two part dp for 165.00 from the local muffler shop. i seen a 96 with one and he said it was alot easier to put in than a one part pipe. what do yall think about all this
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FOr me I would rather have less room for an exhaust leak. so I am personally going with the one piece.
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I have never installed one but I have heard nothing but horror stories on a 1 piece DP...
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I have the two part dp in my truck and it is 100 times easier to install than a one piece would be I wouldnt even try installing a one piece with how tight a fit the 3" dp is on an obs.
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They have been selling 2 part downpipes for over 10 years?!?!?!??!?!
I have one on my truck, been there for over 7 years now, not a leak at all
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that is what i thought too
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what i figured
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quess i better get it than
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No problems with 2 pc DN pipes and getting a 1 pc in is not fun...I have one on the '95.
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2 pc not 1
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