Exhaust Leak?
JustJCarr73
01-26-2007, 08:44 PM
So I recently did a full exhaust on my truck (headers, cats, cat back) the headers came with a doughnut gasket thats seems to be made of lead. I cant tighten the bolts between the cats/headers enough for both ends to touch, theres about a 1/2 inch gap on each pipe.
Ive been noticing an audible pop under acceleration which im assuming is coming from that joint. My question is, how do I go about tightening that gap? or should I purchase normal triangular gaskets for that area. Anny help at all would be much appreciated.
JCarr
Ive been noticing an audible pop under acceleration which im assuming is coming from that joint. My question is, how do I go about tightening that gap? or should I purchase normal triangular gaskets for that area. Anny help at all would be much appreciated.
JCarr
derekbitt
01-26-2007, 11:32 PM
either get a length of pipe that has both ends expanded and use clamps and cut out the flange/gasket. or cut out the flange and weld in a piece of pipe. those flange gaskets are not good.
derekbitt
01-26-2007, 11:32 PM
either get a length of pipe that has both ends expanded and use clamps and cut out the flange/gasket. or cut out the flange and weld in a piece of pipe. those flange gaskets are not good.
derekbitt
01-26-2007, 11:32 PM
either get a length of pipe that has both ends expanded and use clamps and cut out the flange/gasket. or cut out the flange and weld in a piece of pipe. those flange gaskets are not good.
derekbitt
01-26-2007, 11:32 PM
either get a length of pipe that has both ends expanded and use clamps and cut out the flange/gasket. or cut out the flange and weld in a piece of pipe. those flange gaskets are not good.
derekbitt
01-26-2007, 11:32 PM
either get a length of pipe that has both ends expanded and use clamps and cut out the flange/gasket. or cut out the flange and weld in a piece of pipe. those flange gaskets are not good.
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