exhaust clamps
- agentpineapple
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exhaust clamps
just a quicky
the 2 clamps where the linkpipes attach to the downpipes are very corroded, i can't even get a socket on them, what would be the best option.....cut them off, or is there another way???
the 2 clamps where the linkpipes attach to the downpipes are very corroded, i can't even get a socket on them, what would be the best option.....cut them off, or is there another way???
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Re: exhaust clamps
Try a hacksaw if you've got room to get at the bolt shafts or an angle grinder if you carefully thin em so before they completely going through and damaging the link pipe
Then get some Mikalor W4 marine grade fully stainless replacements
Then get some Mikalor W4 marine grade fully stainless replacements
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Re: exhaust clamps
If you get to the shank , cut through there. The head end will come away then once off some heat on the fixed nut and grips on the rest of the shank it might come out. Run a Tap through before putting together with a Stainless steel bolt. Good luck.
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- agentpineapple
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Re: exhaust clamps
cheers gents, the ones i'm cutting off are the mikalor W2, so not marine grade i guess.... 

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Re: exhaust clamps
W2 has a stainless clamp but a relatively weak zinc plated bolt and thread lock. Splash out on W4s.
http://www.namikalor.com/highW4.html
http://www.namikalor.com/highW4.html
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Or buy 2's and fit a SS bolt and nut before installing.Wicky wrote:W2 has a stainless clamp but a relatively weak zinc plated bolt and thread lock. Splash out on W4s.
http://www.namikalor.com/highW4.html
Might be cheaper.
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Re: exhaust clamps
Or just leave them alone and sell me your High levels




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- agentpineapple
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Re: exhaust clamps
hahahaha you've had enough tasty parts off me already mr duffy...Duffy1964 wrote:Or just leave them alone and sell me your High levels![]()
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Re: exhaust clamps
The clamp here ...same as above post.....http://www.namikalor.com/highW4.html IS fully stainless,
it says, stainless bolt and nut..fully stainless....
it says, stainless bolt and nut..fully stainless....

Re: exhaust clamps
Can anyone quickly confirm the correct sizes of exhaust clamps for me?
I'm in need of all 3 - both the link pipes and 1 for the wee pipe at the rear head.
Cheers!
I'm in need of all 3 - both the link pipes and 1 for the wee pipe at the rear head.
Cheers!
Re: exhaust clamps
As there can be differences in the size of clamp depending on wether you have OEM pipes or aftermarket pipes to connect to the header, the best way is to measure the circumference where you want clamped, bung the measurement here http://www.onlineconversion.com/circlesolve.htm to find the baseline diameter clamps you need.
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- agentpineapple
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Re: exhaust clamps
mattster wrote:Can anyone quickly confirm the correct sizes of exhaust clamps for me?
I'm in need of all 3 - both the link pipes and 1 for the wee pipe at the rear head.
Cheers!
using standard downpipes/headers and scorpian linkpipes, you need 51/55mm where the end cans meet the linkpipes, but its smaller where the linkpipes meet the downpipes/headers...43/47mm
i hope this helps fella

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Top man!bigspanishmarty wrote:mattster wrote:Can anyone quickly confirm the correct sizes of exhaust clamps for me?
I'm in need of all 3 - both the link pipes and 1 for the wee pipe at the rear head.
Cheers!
using standard downpipes/headers and scorpian linkpipes, you need 51/55mm where the end cans meet the linkpipes, but its smaller where the linkpipes meet the downpipes/headers...43/47mm
i hope this helps fella

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Re: exhaust clamps
Hold fire until the weekend- I've just today received three W4 47-51's, and if I need a different size I'll have one or two spare.
They're made in Spain, though, maybe you can get them locally for less?
They're made in Spain, though, maybe you can get them locally for less?
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Re: exhaust clamps
see if tony has any leftover, i use these guys, very fast delivery and a decent price, i think d.s wants £17 for one clamp iirc.....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250912073217? ... 1497.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250912073217? ... 1497.l2649
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