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SEALING AN EXHAUST PIPE
My pipe doesn't seem to fit very tight in where it connects to the header so i was wondering if i could put some of that hi temp sillicone gasket maker around the original gasket so when i put it on it will hopefully make a better seal than what is there at the moment. It's the skyline v12+ if it matters. Would that be ok? When i want to take it off though i will have to replace the gaskets i suppose:nod:
I don't want to ruin it i only just bought it 2nd hand cheers |
dude just buy a new gasket for it.
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Originally Posted by NiTrO BoOsTeR
(Post 5081352)
dude just buy a new gasket for it.
I knew you could seal a motor but i didn't know about the exhaust pipe itself |
Originally Posted by freestyles
(Post 5081490)
The gasket is brand new. I put a new one on when i installed it and it's still pretty loose. I'm just worried it will pop out with one hit.
I knew you could seal a motor but i didn't know about the exhaust pipe itself |
don't forget new springs
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with this pipe u need to buy the skyline gasket, if this is what u have then chuck the springs on and it wont come apart. if it leaks where the join is buy a bigger/thicker gasket or buy a new header
Mitchell |
Yeah i think so they were the ones that came with it but i will check it all out again and get back to you's.
The little springs are the smaller ones for 1/10 pipes so if it wasn't for them it would probably be worse off as far as air leaks are concerned Thanks guys |
Originally Posted by NiTrO BoOsTeR
(Post 5081736)
with this pipe u need to buy the skyline gasket, if this is what u have then chuck the springs on and it wont come apart. if it leaks where the join is buy a bigger/thicker gasket or buy a new header
Mitchell I'm not sure if the ones i got with it are the correct ones:confused: |
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Originally Posted by freestyles
(Post 5081007)
My pipe doesn't seem to fit very tight in where it connects to the header so i was wondering if i could put some of that hi temp sillicone gasket maker around the original gasket so when i put it on it will hopefully make a better seal than what is there at the moment. It's the skyline v12+ if it matters. Would that be ok? When i want to take it off though i will have to replace the gaskets i suppose:nod:
I don't want to ruin it i only just bought it 2nd hand cheers Enjoy Alex Kickass Koussas KicKass Racing |
Originally Posted by kickass
(Post 5081994)
Get yourself some ptfe gas tape from the hardware. remove the gasket, wrap some tape around the pipe where the gasket goes on to. put gasket on and pipe use enough tape untill a snug fit. Walla problem solved.
Enjoy Alex Kickass Koussas KicKass Racing It's called plumber's tape. it's the stuff that plumbers wrap around joints for piping such as taps etc |
Originally Posted by freestyles
(Post 5081744)
Do you know the part number or a place where i can get the gaskets? i live in western sydney
I'm not sure if the ones i got with it are the correct ones:confused: Mitchell |
Originally Posted by freestyles
(Post 5081007)
My pipe doesn't seem to fit very tight in where it connects to the header so i was wondering if i could put some of that hi temp sillicone gasket maker around the original gasket so when i put it on it will hopefully make a better seal than what is there at the moment. It's the skyline v12+ if it matters. Would that be ok? When i want to take it off though i will have to replace the gaskets i suppose:nod:
I don't want to ruin it i only just bought it 2nd hand cheers |
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