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Old 04-18-2019, 06:43 PM
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A little help please!?

Hello all,
So I recently installed the Dyno Don headers . I was just wondering if . Where the header bolts into the y pipe is there a gasket that goes in there It wouldn't be a flat gasket . I would think it would be a tapered donut type gasket?? Does anyone on here know what I need ?
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should be a regular donut gasket - but not sure what size 2.5"?
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no gasket required, forgot what that kind of flange is called though. Ball and socket flange I think?
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Re: A little help please!?

Originally Posted by TylerSteez
no gasket required, forgot what that kind of flange is called though. Ball and socket flange I think?
Ball and socket is correct, no gasket required.
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