Exhaust weld or U bolt pole
Exhaust WELD or U BOLT vote
OK I have read past post(putting search button to use) and read about U bolt and welds on new exhaust and I want to put democracy to good use so I can give my mechanic the final word in the morning. I am aware that welding voids warrenty and not a factor to me in this pole I also learned that I should keep the stock hangers because the Bassani Dogbones suck(that is nice to know).
So all I want to know my L brothers short and sweet is
"Weld or U-bolts"
The votes will be tallied in the morning and the majority wins.
Nice to have you all involved in the voting process here during this election year.
Place your votes now.
So all I want to know my L brothers short and sweet is
"Weld or U-bolts"
The votes will be tallied in the morning and the majority wins.
Nice to have you all involved in the voting process here during this election year.
Place your votes now.
Last edited by AirborneRacer; Oct 4, 2004 at 11:00 PM.
ABN, I just installed my Magnaflow 2 weeks ago and asked the same question. I used all the clamps and they felt secure, but taking the advice of others (not planning on doing hi flows or headers in the near future), I took it into a muffler shop and they put a nice bead around where the catback connected to the factory y pipe just to play it safe. Guy only charged me $10 to do so. A little bit of insurance against an exhaust leak.
ups and downs
the problem with clamps is they create a big *** groove in the pipes which makes it impossible to off, and back on again if you have to take it off. You have to heat the **** out of them with the blue tip wrench.
The problem with welding is you have to grind the welds to get them off. Alot more of a p.i.t.a, but WAY more durable and less hedaches!!!
The problem with welding is you have to grind the welds to get them off. Alot more of a p.i.t.a, but WAY more durable and less hedaches!!!
Originally posted by 03WHITELIGHTNIN
Well If I were you I would get you mechanic to tack weld it and also plut the U-bolts on it.
BTW: How does welding void you warrenty? Just wandering casue I have never heard of this.
Well If I were you I would get you mechanic to tack weld it and also plut the U-bolts on it.
BTW: How does welding void you warrenty? Just wandering casue I have never heard of this.
Re: ups and downs
Originally posted by tallimeca
the problem with clamps is they create a big *** groove in the pipes which makes it impossible to off, and back on again if you have to take it off. You have to heat the **** out of them with the blue tip wrench.
The problem with welding is you have to grind the welds to get them off. Alot more of a p.i.t.a, but WAY more durable and less hedaches!!!
the problem with clamps is they create a big *** groove in the pipes which makes it impossible to off, and back on again if you have to take it off. You have to heat the **** out of them with the blue tip wrench.
The problem with welding is you have to grind the welds to get them off. Alot more of a p.i.t.a, but WAY more durable and less hedaches!!!
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Originally posted by 03WHITELIGHTNIN
I see now what you are talking about, I thought you meant the warranty on your truck, now i see that it is the warranty on you exhaust.
I see now what you are talking about, I thought you meant the warranty on your truck, now i see that it is the warranty on you exhaust.
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