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10-09-2011, 05:36 PM | #1 |
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Exhaust questions
Hey everyone I just joined yesterday and im hoping il be able to get some help and also help a few people out. Im sorry if this thread is a bit repetitive as i have looked through everything but couldnt find anything with the answers i needed. Ive got a few questions and okay here it goes, Ive got a 1984 Chevy C10 Stepside and im getting dynomax bullets, Ive measured the circum. of the exhaust pipe in two different places ( one was a bend so it was a bit smaller) and i got 8 and 7.5. So i divided by pi and i believe i had gotten 2.55 and 2.39, I dont have a caliper and I was wondering if the numbers mean my truck has a 2.5 inch od? Because im sure a tape measure wasnt 100 percent accurate. if anyone has the same truck any answer will be appreciated. I also am ordering lap joint band clamps and i was curious as to what size i would need? because if the exhaust od is 2.5, and the id of the muffler is 2.5, would i need a clamp that is 2.5- 2.75? If so, ive looked and couldnt find one that says the sizes definitively, any help is appreciated, sorry its so long.
Thanks. Oh, and also if the muffler i order is a 2.5 inch id for say, would i order the 2.5 inch od pipe for the tail pipe? Thanks. |
10-09-2011, 11:25 PM | #2 |
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Re: Exhaust questions
Why not just measure the I.D. of the pipe?
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10-10-2011, 08:19 PM | #3 |
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Re: Exhaust questions
the supplier of the bullets should be able to answer that.. i would go to a shop and have the parts flared out at least,, then weld or have them welded.. if you're doing the welds the flares are cheap.. even if you don't spend $ at the shop, they can tell you what sizes you need to go with.. the smaller independents are more willing to talk shop..
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