Really dumb downpipe question
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Yea, sleepybu is correct.. You need a pipe that has the same size ridge around it that is on the turbo.. Then you'll have to get a big V shaped clamp that will cover both ridges and hold them together when the clamp is tight...
Well, the clamp itself isn't V shaped, it's actually round, but the inside of the clamp has a V shaped groove..
Cheers,
Well, the clamp itself isn't V shaped, it's actually round, but the inside of the clamp has a V shaped groove..
Cheers,
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Car: 1992 B4C 1LE
Engine: Proaction 412, Accel singleplane
Transmission: built 700R4 w/custom converter
Axle/Gears: stock w/later 4th gen torsen pos
Ive seen those clamps on ford powerstrokes
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If you go to your local truck parts store, they will be able to get you the ring that you need to weld on to the down pipe, the part that meet the exhaust housing ( its like a flare with flat lip to match the same size as the exhaust housing lip) Once you do that just pickup a V band clamp that is the same diameter put them together tighten.
Good luck
Prasad
Good luck
Prasad
Last edited by WickedTwinTurbo; 02-24-2003 at 02:25 PM.
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Originally posted by B4Ctom1
Ive seen those clamps on ford powerstrokes
Ive seen those clamps on ford powerstrokes
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Originally posted by BOTLFED
No gasket.. If both surfaces are true, then they won't leak.. The clamp itself may provide a bit of a seal when installed.
Cheers,
No gasket.. If both surfaces are true, then they won't leak.. The clamp itself may provide a bit of a seal when installed.
Cheers,
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