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4 Jan 2011, 17:39 (Ref:2811101)
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Trouble sealing middle exhaust, kent....
The bolt pattern of the kent exhaust was obviously designed for the solid cast iron manifold. As a result I'm having difficulty sealing ports 2&3 on my tubular system.
The leaks are always from the top and bottom of the flange. Only having 2 mounting points, left and right of the ports allows the flange to rock up and down i guess.... Any wisdom out there? Am I all alone with this one? |
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