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    lmao. as long a it dont leak its not hurting any one. its just ugly for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bandook View Post
    I bet it leaks less than yours :P. I pressurized the pipe and sprayed with soap. Kept stacking them dimes until it stopped leaking. That's what it means by "stacking dimes", right? Well, I probably got about $62.50 worth in the middle weld alone!

    But I don't hear it resonating in the drive up lane, and my wideband hangs around 14.7 instead of 15.1-5 when it leaked. Good enough for me but no way in hell I'd buy these headers again.
    The soap bubble technique, good idea. It probably does better breathe than mine.. I do like the mod tho, but I'm not sure about the stacking dimes reference. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by bandook View Post
    I bet it leaks less than yours :P. I pressurized the pipe and sprayed with soap. Kept stacking them dimes until it stopped leaking. That's what it means by "stacking dimes", right? Well, I probably got about $62.50 worth in the middle weld alone!

    But I don't hear it resonating in the drive up lane, and my wideband hangs around 14.7 instead of 15.1-5 when it leaked. Good enough for me but no way in hell I'd buy these headers again.
    I'm going to be glad having a good set of headers on my car. mine have leaked on several occasions, and probably more often than not. I would be doing some tuning with overkill and he would be like: what's going on with your car? exhaust leaks make tuning very difficult, unless its just a minor leak.

    and getting a good wideband reading is critical, so that's one more thing that will make the tune so much better. I plan on recalibrating after the new headers are installed. my hat's off to ya for having the patience to get your headers welded.
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    i had a friend weld up my new flex cat and v band clamp. hes not the best welder, but is rather clean and dont leak. and it was free.



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    Your friend had his Arc Welder turned up way to high lol.. That's a lot of splatter.
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    it was mig welder. and one side was melting faster then the other, so he was fighting it a bit. hes new to welding. but getting better.

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    Oh sorry.. Looked a lot like a Arc weld.
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    Hey, everybody's gotta start somewhere.
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    when hes on thick steel it looks damn good lol

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    the key word was, free...lol
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    sure was.

    he welded a new trailer hitch receiver on the trailer. you cant lift this trailer by hand empty, never mind once the 1800 lb's of mowers and crap on it. and its yet to budge lol

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