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Question in relation to header/exhaust flanges on Gen II

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Question in relation to header/exhaust flanges on Gen II

October 25th, 2007, 08:19 AM	#1
Archaic_GTS Enthusiast Archaic_GTS is offline Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Montana Posts: 238 Rep Power: 4	Question in relation to header/exhaust flanges on Gen II Just curious if anyone else experiences exhaust leaks at the stock manifold/exhaust U-clamp (or V clamps, whatever they are called) flanges. I installed a Corsa catback, welded up some highflows, had a few minor adjustment tweaks as it was all done off the car...and I guess some added stress on these joints is causing the leaks. I heard that the Gen I's actually had a gasket for this area, do you think this would hel?

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