Any performance shop around Davis/Sac that sells 3" exhaust gaskets?
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Any performance shop around Davis/Sac that sells 3" exhaust gaskets?
Or anyone have one they wanna sell me? I'm thinking of doing my catback exhaust and I'm planning on replacing the gaskets. The car has around 16k miles on it, do you guys think I'll need new gaskets? I need a 3" for the muffler to midpipe and 2.5" for midpipe to downpipe, but I'm sure the stock donut 2.5" gasket will work.
I tried Kragens, they don't sell them. I know I can order them online but I need one asap. Can anyone help me out, thanks.
I tried Kragens, they don't sell them. I know I can order them online but I need one asap. Can anyone help me out, thanks.
Try Tognotti's Auto-Truck World in Sacramento.
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You know what, I'm just a lazy retard, I could have just searched yahoo local, god. Thanks man. I am too use to google, even though I couldn't find it through google.
hey,
so from the midpipe to downpipe its just the donut gasket and the stock one works fine and i had an extra one where the midpipe connects to the axleback....so ill try and find that and let u know soon if i have it.
so from the midpipe to downpipe its just the donut gasket and the stock one works fine and i had an extra one where the midpipe connects to the axleback....so ill try and find that and let u know soon if i have it.
Originally Posted by SkylineR35GTRx
You know what, I'm just a lazy retard, I could have just searched yahoo local, god. Thanks man. I am too use to google, even though I couldn't find it through google.
I'm more of an old-school kinda guy; I started by looking at my copy of last year's Sacramento SBC (now AT&T) Yellow Pages, then went to Yahoo! to find the websites and maps.

BTW, I recommend to ANY college student who has moved away from home to go get a copy of the local Yellow Pages. It's hella much faster to "let your fingers do the walking", rather than having to boot up your computer and wait your turn on the internets.
I've always used the gasket sheets you can buy at any Kragen and cut out my own gaskets for that Muffler-Midpipe connections. Haven't had any leaks, and I've reused the same gasket about 5 times.
One package will give you anough gasket material to make 5-6 gaskets. Easy to do with a sheetrock knife.
One package will give you anough gasket material to make 5-6 gaskets. Easy to do with a sheetrock knife.
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^ do you use the gasket maker stuff with that, or just run the sheets by themselves. i've always looked at those things, and been a little skeptikal about them myself, but hey if it works then kick ***!
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Originally Posted by dorifto88
that asian automotive place might have something you need
which asian automotive place?
and my buddy did the cut out gasket and it worked fine for him, I just don't know where they are, I'll ask kragen again but they don't seem like they know too much. I asked him about the gasket and they said they didn't have any, I would've thought he might refer me to the cut out gaskets, i'll try again today.
Naresh, check your PM.
Thanks everyone.
^ kragen's is pretty much useless for pretty much everything. Don't ya remember?
I think i went to like 3 kragen's asking about 3" gaskets and none of them had it, or knew where i might find one.
ChiShi
ps: stop stalking me dawg!
I think i went to like 3 kragen's asking about 3" gaskets and none of them had it, or knew where i might find one.
ChiShi
ps: stop stalking me dawg!


