exhaust gasket question
Anyone know if the gasket at the collector is the same as the gasket at the axle back end?
I looked it up and the specs are 50-64mm, but there are two separate part numbers listed.
I looked it up and the specs are 50-64mm, but there are two separate part numbers listed.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Takumi Fujiwara »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyone know if the gasket at the collector is the same as the gasket at the axle back end?
I looked it up and the specs are 50-64mm, but there are two separate part numbers listed.
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I think you answered your own question my friend
If a part has a different number, it's for a reason...because they are different parts from one another.
Aloha,
Brandon
I looked it up and the specs are 50-64mm, but there are two separate part numbers listed.
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I think you answered your own question my friend

If a part has a different number, it's for a reason...because they are different parts from one another.

Aloha,
Brandon
I'm asking because both specs are the same, 50-64mm... although they have different part numbers. I ask because I'm trying to finda "honda" part I can substitute for it since I can get more of a discount.
which one do you need?
the one at the header collector?
or the other end in the exhaust?
and is this for a jdm 2.5 collector or stock?
i believe the s2k donut will fit the header collector not sure of the part #
the one at the header collector?
or the other end in the exhaust?
and is this for a jdm 2.5 collector or stock?
i believe the s2k donut will fit the header collector not sure of the part #
If it's a "USDM" header, it is indeed the same size as the gasket at the axle-back end. If you're looking for a Honda rather than an Acura part, ask for the donut from a '99-'00 Civic Si.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Padawan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If it's a "USDM" header, it is indeed the same size as the gasket at the axle-back end. If you're looking for a Honda rather than an Acura part, ask for the donut from a '99-'00 Civic Si. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly what I was trying to cross reference on online stores. thank you.
Anyone know if the springs & bolts are the same size as the ones on the Si? Online sites do not list their lengths or anything, and again part numbers are different for the bolts on the collector & axle back ends...
Exactly what I was trying to cross reference on online stores. thank you.
Anyone know if the springs & bolts are the same size as the ones on the Si? Online sites do not list their lengths or anything, and again part numbers are different for the bolts on the collector & axle back ends...
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Although I love putting new OEM parts on my car every time I do stuff to my car, exhaust stuff will rust or get seized anyway, so I believe this isn't too much of a sacrifice.
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I also replaced my gaskets with autozone gaskets which completed the job with no leaks at about the 1/3 of the price of new OEM gaskets.
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