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Old 10-17-06, 05:43 PM
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n/a exhaust temp gasket maker ok?

Im attempting to seal my exhaust leak by putting in a new exhaust down pipe gasket, but that hasnt worked yet. So I went and got permanex gasket maker ultra copper. It says it can go 700 F.

What is the exhaust temp at WOT on a NA? Thanks.
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I think it can reach temperatures up to 1400 to 1600 degrees F at WOT. From what I understand it gets hot enough to melt the fiberglass packing in a standard glasspack muffler.
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so where can we get a gasket that can withstand the high temperature of the exhaust gas? (i sound geeky today coz i'm in my computer class)
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you can always use a normal exhaust gasket made of metal. I tried the ultra copper, and 5 mins of WOT it burnt off, You can actually smell it. After that I had the exhaust leak again.
Go to a muffler shop, Im sure they sell exhaust gasket to customers. Make sure you know what size the diameter of your pipes are.
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Are you using the stock exhaust, or aftermarket?

Check out www.racingbeat.com and www.mazdatrix.com

They both sell quality gaskets, and other parts.
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So what kind of exhaust do you have? If the flange is bent, then there is no fix other than a new downpipe, or whatever the flange is bent on. I had a bonex mid-pipe that this happened to. The flange was actually warped, so there was a persistant exhaust leak. Even with the good RB gaskets and 750 degree gasket sealant, it was still vaporized in quick fashion.
If your flanges are good, then I recommend the RB or mazdatrix gaskets, as they are good quality. They don't carry the damn things in parts stores any more, apparently, as I was just looking for them.
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you can try adding accoustaseal to the gasket it can be bought at most parts stores and i use on a weekly basis and it rocks
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I've never found any sealant that will work on the exhaust. The stuff always just burns off or turns to powder.
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