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    The tick is likely the single wall flexpipe. Try wrapping it with header wrap. If the noise goes away, it's flex. If not.. start looking for the leak.

    FWIW, I have never used RTV on any customer install or my own and have never had a leak. RTV IMO is just something that can look sloppy if not done well and more to clean when you pull things apart later.
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    RTV is recommended by most, but if you get the right bands and torque them down right, it should be solid and won't leak


    ^^^ Notice the groove... you want those... not sure off hand how many you will need... 1 for each connection point


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    Thanks guys .... tonight I am going to try to fix the problem
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    TL.. I'll use nearly any clamp. Typically I suggest the Torca style clamps.

    RTV is for people that are never gonna mod again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    TL.. I'll use nearly any clamp. Typically I suggest the Torca style clamps.

    RTV is for people that are never gonna mod again.

    Most people can use just any clamp but with those notches I figure itll make it easier for the less experienced. Buds use band clamps without RTV for headers on f-bodies and never get leaks. just gotta do it right

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