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240 exhaust system replacement 200 1992

posted by  someone claiming to be Edison517 on  Sat Apr 26 11:52 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Hello all, I'm going to replace my exhaust from the catalytic converter all the way back, but I'm wondering if I also need to replace my header or not. I replaced the header 6mo ago when it broke, but now I've got a new break/hole at the cat and I've been told that I have to buy a NEW/diff model header to fit the new cat connection (the new cat connection is a fixed flange, not loose), but I was wondering why I couldn't just connect the loose flange of my current header to the new (fixed) cat flange. Wouldn't the loose flange be able to freely manouver to whatever position the fixed flange was at? Makes sense to me, and I don't want to have to fork out $85 more on a new header when I've already _got_ a new header.

Thanks much in advance, I won't be able to post back replies for quite a while...(limited computer access...:(

Seth
'92 244, 212k






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