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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:29 PM
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Hi, i just bought a used decat downpipe for my02 sti (japspeed bellmouth and 2.5") The hole centres on the flange are 115mm. I had previously bought a gasket this is obviously smaller (90-105mm ish )
Apart from me having the wrong gasket, it got me thinking if this downpipe is gonna be a straight fit to stock centre section??
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:04 PM
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:08 PM
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You;d like to think it was a straight fit. That looks like one of those shaskets from ebay (sh1tty gaskets) that are never any good.
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:10 PM
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used the same type gasket in the past with no issues
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used the same type gasket in the past with no issues
I bought the same material gaskets from ebay and I can only deduce that they were cut out by reception infants.
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:22 PM
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Yeh most prob mate in some shack in iraqistan, Reckon i'll take it down my local scoob specialist(carnetix) for um to av a gander first
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The support bracket has been cut off too. U reckon it still be ok?
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:26 PM
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What does the support bracket usually bolt to? I dont remember seeing one on my prodrive sportcat.
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 09:33 PM
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gearbox somewhere i reckon. have read somewhere that they dont always line up. Reckon thats what prob happened here. Cant see it making too much difference
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Originally Posted by scooby red
Hi, i just bought a used decat downpipe for my02 sti (japspeed bellmouth and 2.5") The hole centres on the flange are 115mm. I had previously bought a gasket this is obviously smaller (90-105mm ish )
Apart from me having the wrong gasket, it got me thinking if this downpipe is gonna be a straight fit to stock centre section??
Asked the exact same thing on here a while back mate as could not work what was what ??!! its deffinattly a slightly oval shaped gasket as opposed to a round one, the hole is round on the the midpipe but again its a slightly oval shaped gasket that you need. 115mm across the holes that joins up to the downpipe part number : 44022AA122, cost me £17.31 + vat from the highly recommended Import car parts.

had me stumped as well until I was advised it was a slightly oval shaped gasket I required !!

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is it gonna mate up ok with my standard centre centre section. I just wrongly assumed it would be the same as back box flange dimensions.
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is it gonna mate up ok with my standard centre centre section. I just wrongly assumed it would be the same as back box flange dimensions.
cheers for help btw
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No probs glad you got sorted, it took me a few nights off asking about this mate as could not get my head around it requiring the oval shaped gasket with it being a round pipe it joined onto, sunk in in the end !!!
good luck !!
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Reckon I should of bought a new downpipe cause they seem to come with gaskets. Would of been about same money
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Becky will get it sorted somhow.
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