Exhaust Pipe Gasket material ?
So I need to replace the gaskets on my 2.5 'very high flow catalytic converter'. :cool:
I've been searching ebay and found 2 types of material. One that is straight aluminum and one that has aluminum with a cardboard-ish material on each outter-side. Any opinions either way? Any help on finding a good deal for 2 of them would also be apreciated. :) Thanks in advance. |
Just use tinfoil d00d.
I recall mine being sort of a perforated aluminum with a thin piece of cardboard material in the middle. |
Either one would work fine. I would personally just go with the cheapest one. The aluminum should crush and hold the seal either way.
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Use RTV, black or copper. It works fine that far down as long as fitment is good, just be sure to keep it thin.
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stove pipe sealer (rutland) @ the hardware store
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Originally Posted by m2cupcar
(Post 322697)
stove pipe sealer (rutland) @ the hardware store
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Just use care when loading up a flange that's pre cat (actual catalytic converter) since the stuff hardens and will wind up at the front of the cat.
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I'm going to have to look into that pipe sealer.
I have used "red" RTV sealant with good results on flanges downstream of the Cat. Stays flexible and withstands the heat. Just don't expect it replace the gaskets. I use in conjuction with the gaskets. |
I also have never heard of this sealer. IF this looks over a gasket, hat could save some money for sure.
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Sweet! Thanks for the ideas guys! :)
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Aluminum would hold up better, non metal type blow out after awhile
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