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Reddit mentions of EVIL ENERGY 2.5 Inch 2 1/2 Butt Joint Exhaust Band Clamp Sleeve Stainless Steel
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- Joins 2.5" OD pipe to 2.5" OD pipe, besides, we offer you 4 different sizes and you would better measure before pruchase. These clamps feature unitized construction which minimized part number complexity and maximizes material efficiency for reduced weight.
- Butt joint band clamps is a simple, effective way to connect exhaust system components such as pipes, mufflers and catalytic converters. Unique seal and high clamp loads are provided without distorting your exhaust components, allowing the flexibility to disassemble for service.
- Distributes the clamping force evenly over the entire 360ยฐ to prevent leaks and control material distortion. Easy and less time consuming to install or remove with one bolt. Features T-304 band stainless steel and aluminized steel hardware.
- The band clamp is a wide strap of metal, typically stainless, which wraps around the exhaust pipe joint. Our product is a pre-formed ring, also, it is now more commonly used in higher-end aftermarket exhaust systems using slip-fit, because they are relatively cheap, and are reusable without damaging the pipes.
- EVIL ENERGY provide this product have 3-month warranty.We value your shopping experience and strive to offer a high-quality product and service.
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Specs:
| Color | Butt Joint |
| Size | 2.5 inch |
| Weight | 0.88 Pounds |
The cost of an exhaust repair can vary a LOT depending upon what they're doing to fix the leak, and how big the leak is. It can range from as cheap as $10 for something DIY like this or this, to as much as several thousand to completely replace the exhaust system from the manifold back. Certain repairs will last longer than others, and of course replacing the complete system will likely last the longest. So, when you go to a mechanic be sure to ask them exactly what they'll do to fix the issue, and then see if they guarantee the repairs for time/miles.