Spectre Performance 2.5" Header Reducer Gasket with Bolts (SPE-4642)
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I agree, as long as they are the same diameter.
There is a 2" center-to-center bolt with a 3" center to center bolt. As you can see in the picture, the 5" pipe flange tapers to the 2 1/4" extension. The part you need is the perfect fit for the job.
When it's a 2, I'll take it. This header flange is 5 " x 3 bolts then it should be OK. In the event that it is just a 2, Pipe with a 5" inlet going to a 2" outlet There is no way to run it with a 25" muffler.
Selected User Reviews For Spectre Performance 2.5" Header Reducer Gasket with Bolts (SPE-4642)
The reason you chrome plate these is a mystery to me. There are divots in all of the steel bedrock showing long ago that it was rusted before being Mine ships without gaskets, and then the gaskets are removed. With no gaskets, what the hell am I supposed to do? My gaskets are missing, so I need to go buy them. . . AND Having spent an additional $8 on gaskets, I grind off all the chrome so I can do a decent welding job, I see that the bolts do not fit the nuts, so I have to grind it off again. Their metric nuts and SAE bolts are the same. Spectre products are never going to be purchased by me again.
I have never seen a flange with such a thin layer of material. In spite of the rusting on the inside, and the rusting on the outside, there is no doubt that they will burn off this fake stainless and get rid of the rust.
It does a great job. Putting a 350 sway into a jeep required a header flange, so I built a pipe to wrap under the oil pan with these. One thing I must know is why chrome is the best browser. It is a weld on flange, which means that I need to clean off the chrome before I can However, they are quite pretty to look at. The value of these products is tremendous.
These collectors are heavy duty! A great value for the money. This will definitely be a product I buy again when the next project arises.
I don't think it's a valve cover or an air cleaner. There must be a strain it can be welded too. Chrome plating? For what reason in the world would you do that? I think it was a decent product for the price, except for the unnecessary step of having to grind off the chrome.
The reason that they are rusted is unclear. I guess it's a little bummer, but it's not that big of a deal. There are all sorts of dimples in metal. I think it will work for what I need, but I wonder if it is of high quality.
I like it.