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I am in the process of installing a pair of Fenton headers on my 1937 Ford 2-dr flatback sedan. Can I use the same tailpipe on both the passenger side and the driver's side? I will be running Smitys mufflers. I think they have a 2" i.d. pipe on both ends. Any advice from those who have converted over.
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No,. the L and R tail pipes are configured differently, that is if you're going with stock pipes.
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