What are the differences in a caprice with twin tail pipes and a single one?

Asked by Jarvis Feb 08, 2007 at 09:00 PM about the 1996 Chevrolet Caprice Sedan RWD

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some caprices have two tail pipes, and some have one. What is the difference?

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Jarvis I think only the Caprice SS have twin tail pipes. If thats not the case then I would assume that the twin tail pipes came with a more powerful engine and trim level.

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I own a 1995 cprice sedan w/2 tail pipes, engine is 5.7L(350cc)More power that the average Caprice in that year.

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dual pipes on a caprice from the fatory indicates the 9c1 police package or taxi usage. also to the person that replied below if your caprice had a 350cc engine it wouldnt even move chief, what u mead to say is 350 ci or 5.7l or 5700 cc big difference.

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