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posted on 25/7/11 at 10:11 PM Reply With Quote
Why oh why ...

Why do people make a nice shiny stailness steel exhaust system and then put mild steel flanges on it?
Is there some reason that I am not aware of that makes mild steel flanges preferable?





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tegwin

posted on 25/7/11 at 10:15 PM Reply With Quote
Im guessing a mild steel flange is a LOT cheaper than a stainless one?





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Volvorsport

posted on 25/7/11 at 10:22 PM Reply With Quote
machining stainless is a pain.

a lot of manifold guys grind the header flange flat with a long belt sander .

theyre reputed to be able to pull studs out of heads from distortion when hot also , altho ive never seen it in person.





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blakep82

posted on 25/7/11 at 10:27 PM Reply With Quote
I needed some machining done to mine after welding, it kept chewing up his milling cutters. Once he'd done it he told me he never wanted to see it again lol





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