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07-11-2010 08:21 AM #6
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Moisture is a natural product of combustion, and it condenses in the cold pipes on every cold start. It will be more visible in cooler weather, and once up to temp, the exhaust pipes and muffler evaporate the condensation, drying everything out. You will see more condensation if you are not running a cat converter - the converter gets very hot pretty quick.Last edited by rspears; 07-11-2010 at 08:22 AM. Reason: clarification
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