03-18-2012, 08:54 PM
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Given that you haven't had the bottom end apart there's fair chance that some of the studs in the head pulled loose. It's not common with old aluminum heads supporting very large and heavy exhaust structures... especially a turbo. I'm not going to speculate and definitely not based on a youtube video. Pull the plug wires one at a time. An exhaust leak will also quiet down but it won't go away.
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