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Old 05-24-16, 01:59 AM
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WA exhaust nut/bolt help

so somehow my downpipe to midpipe nuts/bolts came undone while i was driving because im assuming the previous owner didnt put in the correct ones so i was wonder what combo is recommended to be used. single turbo fd3s with custom 3" DP and custom 3" midpipe (same location as stock) PFA
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Not exactly sure about the material make up of exhaust bolts..
BUT here's a quick idea..(at 3:40 in the morning..heh,heh!)
Go to your Auto parts store and get some generic Exhaust Studs..with bolts and washers.
Since the parts are meant for high heat they should work just fine.
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Any bolt that fits in the hole will work. A smear of plumbers silicone works fine on exhaust gaskets too iv found. And a bit on the bolts acts like a low strength threadlocker. Although high-temp RTV is better if you have it but neither is necessary.
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