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more cat and exhaust replacement questions 200 1993

posted by  Maxspeed on  Tue Nov 2 14:50 CST 2004
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Ok your number 3 is practical..You must get the bolts cut flush with the flang,(hacksaw or 4 inch grinder) then you must drill holes in the flang where the original bolts are attached. Make sure you drill a size of hole that you intend to use as a bolt size.. Get two stainless steel bolts and use a lock washer and nut. Use new gasket. It really is not as hard as it sounds just make sure you drill the holes using a punch mark to start the hole. If all fails then do what I just did to my newly purchased 92 244 this afternoon. I used my mig welder and welded the whole thing together.. No leaks and a very solid connection.. Don't catch anything on fire... Of course since you have purchased teh turbo system then I think the bolt replacement would be the better of the two.. Good Luck.:)Max
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Max..1989 244 DL 5 Spd., Bilstein HD, Turbo Swaybars, Poly Bushings all round, Turbo Wheels, Black leather interior, Electric mirrors, LED dash and gauge lights.






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