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Ideas... have some form a gasket lying around but don't feel like it could handle the heat...
Don't really wanna drive to town with nothing but s downpipe
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09-01-2017
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Ideas... have some form a gasket lying around but don't feel like it could handle the heat...
Don't really wanna drive to town with nothing but s downpipe
09-01-2017
it might be ok for a short time
09-02-2017
Or you could just bolt it together without a gasket to go get your gasket. It will be louder than normal, but not open downpipe loud.
09-02-2017
re-use the old exhaust gasket and put copper rtv on both sides of gasket. should hold well.
09-04-2017
Old gasket came out in dust...
the P.O. put in a F***ing fence post in place of the resonator and pretty much screwed that flange... Anywho, it was just the second time i'd had the downpipe off (o2 sensor stuff) and didn't want to do a third.... Threw it back on anyway, gasket maker was a very smelly idea and didn't do much but the car isn't horribly loud (I did run it with ONLY the DP for the hell of it!) but I still need to go grab some gaskets....
09-04-2017
A fence post? Wow I've seen stupid and cheap but I'm thinking this just might take the cake
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09-04-2017
Yup... I was flabbergasted.
09-04-2017
Was it a wooden or a steel fence post?
09-04-2017
Clearly metal lol
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09-05-2017
09-06-2017
WOODEN!
It does give the exhaust a nice earthy note, guitars are wood, so why not exhaust
Obviously kidding,
I'll find a pic and post it up
09-06-2017
If Fred Flintstone's car had had an exhaust, it wood have been wood...
09-06-2017
Cut the flanges off and weld a V Band, then no worries about gaskets ; )
lol, serious though, AutoZone or Advance has gaskets... Or the mud/clay muffler repair fix that hardens when heated. Or at the very least, A bead of Red RTV, let set for a few hours, then clamp and go!
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