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Burnt paint at the ports is a way of telling that the car is actually used as a car. It's a badge of honor, IMO.

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Burnt paint at the ports is a way of telling that the car is actually used as a car. It's a badge of honor, IMO.
As you can tell, that's my philosophy on exhaust manifolds..lol

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