, the passenger side was still HOT 
and the drivers side was warm. Could that be a sign of some type problem or "just one of those things" ? 
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300 engine with split headers. Was under my truck and had just parked a few minutes earlier. Was looking at my shifter and decided to make sure my exhausts were tight since I occasionally hear a squeak underneath. When I grabbed the pipes , the passenger side was still HOT and the drivers side was warm. Could that be a sign of some type problem or "just one of those things" ?
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Re: Dumb Question
My guess is that the pipes are run in such a way that you were actually checking one pipe about 2 feet further from the exhaust ports than the other.
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Re: Dumb Question
Makes sense.