morehorsepower
Registered: 04/13
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Posted 05/26
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Can the silencer be welded to the exhaust pipe ? Over the weekend we had many that continue to come lose and 2 that fell off that where safety wired . Also we never had this problem until are tech guy made us cover the pipe as per rule #36 . All the clamps where the aluminum type . After we started seeing the problem we drilled out the bolt hole and ran a through bolt and double nutted some of them . It appears that the aluminum is annealing at this point . Please advise on the best fix at this point .
Thanks Bill !
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helix
Registered: 08/21/12
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Posted 05/31
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We had the same issue. The aluminum claps stretch and when heated the silencers fly off. I safety wired mine but i.resorted to spot welding it on but running the clamp.still
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FasterMotorsFasterMotors
Registered: 06/15/11
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Posted 06/20
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Welding is not legal.
I have a stainless steel clamp that works flawlessly for $6.00.
Call me if i can help.
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Jimbo
http://www.fastermotors.net
tel 920-207-9180
email fastermotors@tds.net
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morehorsepower
Registered: 04/13
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Posted 06/21
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We where running the T bolt clamp with both pipe and silencer wrap and they still came loose . We got are track to let use to take off the wrap on the silencer and both style clamps work well now .
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