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Re: exhaust problems
usually when i see cars that heat up the exhaust it's usually failing ignition, ignition timing that is off, or too much fuel. you might want to poke out your current pre cats and look at what comes out before putting on the new ones. if you have other issues killing the cats it will kill the new ones. i've seen them get so hot that it will melt the carpet or in one case blew up the bottle jack under the seat.
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1992 SVX
1979 K5 Blazer Cheyenne
1956 Plymouth Belvedere - Daisy
1967 Chevy C20
1953 Chevy 210
1969 Plymouth Satellite
1949 Chevy Thriftmaster
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1951 Chevy Stepside
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1978 Ford F150 w/ stroked 460
1986 Volvo 740 turbo wagon
1999 GMC 2500 Creep Van
1994 Impreza Outback
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