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Old 01-22-04, 10:45 AM
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Can someone measure the distance on a 3 inch exhaust flange from bolt to bolt. Should be the same as stock size flange (bolt to bolt)...
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Someone has to have an exhaust layin around they can measure



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First off. Why do u need to know. Secondly, no one has an exhaust system just lying around. Well, at least I don't.
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4 1/8"

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Originally posted by DrunkenBowler
First off. Why do u need to know. Secondly, no one has an exhaust system just lying around. Well, at least I don't.
First off it must have something to do with an exhaust system.... secondly, quite a few people are selling exhaust systems and have them laying around..... Thirdly SHUT THE **** UP
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ejmack, im sorry but the two bolt flanges can differ greatly in bolt positions, so much that one wont fit with another I dont know what your intention is on having this measurement but i can say with alot of certainty that it is not a universal measurement
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well seeing that after market downpipes bolt up to stock midpipes... they should be fairly common size. I need it to see if a local exhaust shop has the flange to weld on to a downpipe for a custom single application.
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Originally posted by DrunkenBowler
Secondly, no one has an exhaust system just lying around.
Um, yeah, some of us do...
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Originally posted by ejmack1
well seeing that after market downpipes bolt up to stock midpipes... they should be fairly common size. I need it to see if a local exhaust shop has the flange to weld on to a downpipe for a custom single application.
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The number I gave you is VERY common.. And is the same size as the stock FD bolts.. It's what we use on the downpipes.
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