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Old 02-22-2002, 12:05 PM
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Question Header advice, please....

Here's what I got: 1-3/4" steel primaries, into slip-fit steel adapters, then inserting into 2" stainless collectors and sidepipes.
Q: how to fit up everything? I believe I'll weld the adapters onto the primaries, but then what? I don't think welding mild steel to stainless is a good idea.
Options: 1. Using header wrap and clamps like Roscoe did.
2. (Here's where I'm open to suggestions).....

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The best way to hold these together is to use a welded on tab on two opposing tubes and two opposing collector tubes with a 1/4 inch bolt fastening them together. Use a exhaust sealer on the inside of the sidepipes to sel them up. Use sparingly as not much is needed. A tig welder will do a much nicer looking job. P.S. will hold in too much heat and burn the carbon out of the metal cand cause the part to fail.
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Think twice about header wrap. I've seen headers rust out pretty quick because of trapped condensation when the headers cool. Good Luck.....Jim
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