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Old 09 September 2015, 11:29 PM
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Hey all

I have a blitz exhaust system and recently bought a japspeed decat downpipe ( I know a lot of you frowning already but I like the noise )

However I am having trouble connecting the downpipe to the centre section, I m using the nuts and bolts that was supplied with the blitz system, they are odd looking bolts with springs, anyways I have now snapped one bolt and bent a further 4 more. Has to buy the exact same ones from a local shop. The problem is basically the downpipe and the centre section aren't really sitting flush, I am using a gasket but I was wondering if I should be using an o ring or something ? Or am I doing something completely wrong ?
Any advise would be appreciated

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Old 10 September 2015, 01:11 AM
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You got the correct gasket???

http://www.importcarparts.co.uk/part...y=&searchPart=


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Old 10 September 2015, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Beastie
Hhhmmm, no I wasn't using the correct gasket 😓

The link posted above would be the correct size to fit my exhaust ?

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If its a 2 1/2 inch exhaust then yes. (standard size)

If its a 3 inch then no.
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Indeed it sounds like, you need the special cone gasket bud
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Originally Posted by Ste333
Indeed it sounds like, you need the special cone gasket bud

Thanks a lot guys, got it all sorted. It was indeed a cone gasket that I needed not the flat one that I was trying to use. It was however a pain in the a$$ trying to get one on the same day, I'm sure the one from ICP would be perfect but I didn't want to wait for delivery, managed to get one from a local ish shop, was abit to small but with a little heat applied it went on smoothly, nice and tight.

Thanks again
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