Exhaust clamps?

[AMC86Kid]

is there any clamp down pieces that i can get to connect these to so that they don't have an exhaust leak?

[jdog]

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b/walker-5231/exhaust-parts-16469/exhaust-clamps--universal--17380/62c887371e00/walker-2-1-4-inch-steel-exhaust-clamp/33975/4786504?pos=11

 

something like this?

[AMC86Kid]

i wonder if a straight piece will work for me because i don't think it will seal it fully

[jdog]

what's nice about that clamp is that it conforms to the pipe

[AMC86Kid]

oh ok i will give it a try 

[ghetdjc320]

If you can slip it loose there is some exhaust putty that will seal that up well. I’d throw a clamp on it also as was shown while the putty/epoxy is curing. Either that or get out the old hot metal glue gun a weld it up. Exhaust shop shouldn’t charge more than 20-30 for a simple weld fix like that

[JustEmptyEveryPocket]

11 minutes ago, ghetdjc320 said:

Exhaust shop shouldn’t charge more than 20-30 for a simple weld fix like that

x2

 

nothing like making angry pixies melt metal to cobble-fab that together.

[fiatslug87]

They are usually called exhaust band clamps, Jegs, Summit, carry all sizes and types (lap and butt) in stainless.

[AMC86Kid]

Yeah I need one with two different size diameters 

[Pete M]

7 minutes ago, AMC86Kid said:

Yeah I need one with two different size diameters 

 

how far into the bigger pipe does the smaller one go?

 

[AMC86Kid]

Around 2 inches 

[shelbyluvv]

Check Amazon. My entire exhaust on my car is put together with band clamps. There are butt and lap clamps. You need a lap for that setup for the exhaust pipe diameter that slips inside the bigger one.

 

Tip: cutting a slit in the bigger pipe will help get a better seal whene you clamp it.

 

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[Pete M]

17 hours ago, AMC86Kid said:

Around 2 inches 

 

then I doubt you'll need a clamp that needs to cover both pipes.  that band clamp should do a fine job of crushing the outer pipe on to the inner.   I've got a couple on my truck.    

[AMC86Kid]

Ok nice 

[AMC86Kid]

i still have a leak i gonna try to seal it with some exhaust sealant and the clamp thats on there 

 

https://www.acehardware.com/departments/automotive-rv-and-marine/auto-tools-and-maintenance/auto-body-repair/80355?store=14600&gclid=CjwKCAjwjLD4BRAiEiwAg5NBFn6gahiOQnpQSPq_BoueqPzF4auljn2i5bPgpPCd0TPz871rnlARDhoCHPgQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

[Pete M]

how tight did you crank on it?  I would give the steel a day to relax and then re-tighten, like a lot.  

[shelbyluvv]

Did you slit the pipe like I suggested?

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[fiatslug87]

The band clamps I used said to torque to 50 lb ft

[Strokermjcomanche]

Why not slide a coupler over each side of the pipe and then clamp it down ? Or technically inside the second pipe . 

[ComancheKid45]

No friends with welders?

[AMC86Kid]

No I need to make it so that I can take it apart if I need to 

[Pete M]

2 hours ago, AMC86Kid said:

No I need to make it so that I can take it apart if I need to 

 

I love your optimism. 

[shelbyluvv]

Slit the pipe, use a band clamp. It will not leak and will come apart.

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[AMC86Kid]

I put the Permatex Muffler/Tail Pipe Sealer

and so far it holds real good so I slapped the clamp over it as an extra support, no leaks now I can tune my carburetor