Exhaust flex section
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Exhaust flex section
I need a new flex section for my DP, anyone got any ideas of where I can get a good one? The first one lasted 1.5 years, which I figured was ok, it was leaking for a long time before it got bad. I bought a new flex and had a fabricator at my job weld it up, maybe 4 months ago, **** started leaking bad yesterday after I changed out the gasket on the end of the DP.
Has anyone bought a flex pipe, if so where, and how has it held up? Mine keep melting inside.
I had one that looked like this, I think it was Vibrant, not sure.
http://stores.channeladvisor.com/ver...itemid=5702417
Has anyone bought a flex pipe, if so where, and how has it held up? Mine keep melting inside.
I had one that looked like this, I think it was Vibrant, not sure.
http://stores.channeladvisor.com/ver...itemid=5702417
Last edited by ItalianJoe1; 04-07-2008 at 01:00 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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I have a stock flex, and 3 hole plate, (new) no cat or downpipe you can build your own,PM me ifyou want, I think the ZZP stainless is a much better part but more $
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i've been looking at aftermarket flex pipe as well since i've started to see leaking out of mine. I believe the double walled interlock stainless steel flex pipes are the best you can get and don't cause a whistling sound which my cheap aftermarket one does on my weapon-r header.
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i've been looking at aftermarket flex pipe as well since i've started to see leaking out of mine. I believe the double walled interlock stainless steel flex pipes are the best you can get and don't cause a whistling sound which my cheap aftermarket one does on my weapon-r header.
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I just go to my local parts store. When you by a flex section however, make sure you buy the kind that had the reinforced sectioned piece inside of it so the flex pipe doesn't expand inward blocking airflow.
Here is a link to the goods and you can choose your options for size and length:
http://www.cimotorsports.net/motor-s...x-section.html
Parks Automotive in Charleston literally has miles of exhaust parts. I walked back there with my buddy that works there and there is literally a 3 fricken story warehouse of exhausts and parts!
Here is a link to the goods and you can choose your options for size and length:
http://www.cimotorsports.net/motor-s...x-section.html
Parks Automotive in Charleston literally has miles of exhaust parts. I walked back there with my buddy that works there and there is literally a 3 fricken story warehouse of exhausts and parts!
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I just go to my local parts store. When you by a flex section however, make sure you buy the kind that had the reinforced sectioned piece inside of it so the flex pipe doesn't expand inward blocking airflow.
Here is a link to the goods and you can choose your options for size and length:
http://www.cimotorsports.net/motor-s...x-section.html
Parks Automotive in Charleston literally has miles of exhaust parts. I walked back there with my buddy that works there and there is literally a 3 fricken story warehouse of exhausts and parts!
Here is a link to the goods and you can choose your options for size and length:
http://www.cimotorsports.net/motor-s...x-section.html
Parks Automotive in Charleston literally has miles of exhaust parts. I walked back there with my buddy that works there and there is literally a 3 fricken story warehouse of exhausts and parts!
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I think the one I used for the Integra is made by Dynomax or Walker. I can't remeber off the top of my head, but I've put it through hell and it's been holding up fine.
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