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My exhaust pipe broke right before it connects to the headers. On the 4 1/2" rippled steel that looks like it is supposed to absorb vibrations. From the look of the steal it is too thin to withstand vibrations. There is no evidence of any pressure or forced pulling against the area of problem."like bottoming out the car". there are no scrapes, dents, or scratches on any part of my exhaust pipe therefore I suggest you look into this immediately. For this happened to my vehicle so easily. There will be more of your vehicles having the same problem.
- El Paso, TX, USA
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- El Paso, TX, USA