Exhaust clamps
Exhaust clamps I have read a bunch of threads about people asking how to get rid of exhuast leaks (and they don't want to weld).
I have been looking around for a good set of clamps, I have heard great things about walker clamps. So I bought 2 for the hell of it (of course then I wind up needing them, so it came in handy).
I got part # 33272, and am very impressed with its clamping ability and sealing.
http://www.walkerheavyduty.com/walke...=acc_megaclamp
They are a little spendy ($20 shipped for 2), but these blow away any clamps I have used in the past, and would recommend them to anybody.
Just thought I'd share my $.02
I have been looking around for a good set of clamps, I have heard great things about walker clamps. So I bought 2 for the hell of it (of course then I wind up needing them, so it came in handy).
I got part # 33272, and am very impressed with its clamping ability and sealing.
http://www.walkerheavyduty.com/walke...=acc_megaclamp
They are a little spendy ($20 shipped for 2), but these blow away any clamps I have used in the past, and would recommend them to anybody.
Just thought I'd share my $.02
Just to throw another .02 out there.Ive always got my band clamps from big rig parts stores.They're usually around $4-$6 bucks apiece and have all the major brands/styles.So if you have a rig store around its a good place to look.They also usually have any size you would need 2" to 6".I have the Walkers on my car and think I paid around $5.50 a piece a couple of years ago.
Originally Posted by Zymosis
I have read a bunch of threads about people asking how to get rid of exhuast leaks (and they don't want to weld).
I have been looking around for a good set of clamps, I have heard great things about walker clamps. So I bought 2 for the hell of it (of course then I wind up needing them, so it came in handy).
I got part # 33272, and am very impressed with its clamping ability and sealing.
http://www.walkerheavyduty.com/walke...=acc_megaclamp
They are a little spendy ($20 shipped for 2), but these blow away any clamps I have used in the past, and would recommend them to anybody.
Just thought I'd share my $.02
I have been looking around for a good set of clamps, I have heard great things about walker clamps. So I bought 2 for the hell of it (of course then I wind up needing them, so it came in handy).
I got part # 33272, and am very impressed with its clamping ability and sealing.
http://www.walkerheavyduty.com/walke...=acc_megaclamp
They are a little spendy ($20 shipped for 2), but these blow away any clamps I have used in the past, and would recommend them to anybody.
Just thought I'd share my $.02
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anyone have any problems with leaks with just an average band clamp from a truck parts store? Mine always seem to leak. I put some muffler mend on there for now just to make it sound a little better, but it still seems to leak. Is it just the brand or is there a trick to those bad boys?
Originally Posted by Viper
Stainless Works uses red rtv 02 safe stuff on the pipes at the slip joint before clamping. Really seals well.
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