drivers side flange

steveb24

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the flange thing that came with my prochamber...does that need to be installed..when i went and got my car..he handed it to me and i said why didnt you put it on..he said it didnt need to be and got in the way somehow. does it NEED to be installed..my car sounds great and i havent heard any leaks so far. also, yes i did try to install it myself, and had all the old bolts off untill i got to the last pass header bolt..which i stripped! so i took it to a shop

 

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It's supposed to be on the passenger side but if there's no leaks then don't worry about it.

 

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bakos24

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I would say if it came with it then your suppose to use it. but hey, if there is no leaks, then dont worry about it.

 

timeless2

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Passenger side is where it belongs, and yes, you need it. You'll develop a leak soon enough, if you haven't already.

 

steveb24

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why would it develop a leak if it dosent have one now?

 

timeless2

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That shoulder requires the flange. You may already have a minor leak and you just don't notice it.