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Preformed Exhaust Lap Joint Band Clamp for I.D. O.D. Slip Fit Connection [Fits 3 in. O.D. Pipe]
555-30733
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Preformed Band Clamp
JEGS 555-30733 Preformed Exhaust Lap Joint Band Clamp Features:
- Preformed exhaust lap Joint band clamps are designed to connect two exhaust pipes of unequal outside diameters (O.D.) together
- Simple to install and remove with just two bolts to tighten and loosen
- Preformed band clamps seal better than U-clamps and flat band clamps
- Includes T-304 band & aluminized steel hardware
- Other sizes and styles are available and sold separately
Specifications:
What is the clamp’s length?
I'm wanting to join a header with a 3" collector to a reducer which slips over the header collector. Would this work?
What should these be torqued to? Some of the big name exhaust companies recommend 40 to 50 ft lbs for their clamps. I started with 40, then 45, and now 50 ft lbs. They are still leaking.
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