thunderheader question
#1
07-10-2012, 04:42 PM
thunderheader question
ok this is probly a stupid question but ive looked around and cant find the answer anywhere and its driving me nuts
i just got a used thunderheader and it doesnt have flanges on the end of pipes to connect to engine i looked on the thunderheader site and they dont sell anything except the tranny mount, is the flange a two peice flange?
i have samson pipes on there now and it looks like the flange is part of the exhaust ,am i missing somthing i looked in dennis kirk and a few others and the pictures of the pipes all look like the one i have ?
im not a idiot i just never had the exhaust off and from what i can see it looks like a 1 peice flange
thanks in advance for and insight i plan on doing it this weekend but its driving me nuts
i just got a used thunderheader and it doesnt have flanges on the end of pipes to connect to engine i looked on the thunderheader site and they dont sell anything except the tranny mount, is the flange a two peice flange?
i have samson pipes on there now and it looks like the flange is part of the exhaust ,am i missing somthing i looked in dennis kirk and a few others and the pictures of the pipes all look like the one i have ?
im not a idiot i just never had the exhaust off and from what i can see it looks like a 1 peice flange
thanks in advance for and insight i plan on doing it this weekend but its driving me nuts
#2
07-10-2012, 04:48 PM
Road Master
#3
07-10-2012, 04:52 PM
Road Master
#4
07-10-2012, 05:04 PM
Exhaust Flanges
I just replaced my pipes for a 2 into 1. I ordered new exhaust flanges for J & B. You can re-use the ones you have, but the snap rings that hold them on often get pretty "warped" upon removal.
I used the two vise grip method to twist the snap ring onto pipe (make sure to put flange on pipe first and facing right direction). Good luck!
I used the two vise grip method to twist the snap ring onto pipe (make sure to put flange on pipe first and facing right direction). Good luck!
#5
07-11-2012, 06:37 PM
Thanks , I figured it out as soon as I pulled my old pipes off , talk about feeling stupid !
Live and learn but in the upside they went on easy as pie , from all the searching I did on the flanges I thought they would have been tougher , almost every other post I read was people saying how tight it was. , perhaps bring used they where stretched out a bit if that's possible
Live and learn but in the upside they went on easy as pie , from all the searching I did on the flanges I thought they would have been tougher , almost every other post I read was people saying how tight it was. , perhaps bring used they where stretched out a bit if that's possible
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