is there anyway to make a gasket or anything for the drivers side where the x pipe meets the manifold? i have a leak and its driving me nuts. 


sgarlic said:You could send an email to a company that makes midpipes and ask for a replacement.. my Mac H pipe came with one.. I'm sure most companies would send you one for a couple bucks.![]()

you don't need a gasketilbehaved said:it sux that there isnt a gasket there i wonder if one could make a round gasket somehow
Superhereaux said:driver side doesn't come with a gasket
you need the stud kit they sell at napa. part #1918 or 1819 i can't remember. it says it's for a taurus i think

That would work if there wasn't a shoulder on the stud,which is the main reason for the exhaust leak issue.BooWFO said:Or you can leave the studs in there and put some washers under the nut then tighten down.


fastangboi said:DONT LISTEN TO ANY ONE HERE!
1low03gt said:Maybe,just maybe one of us will have the right answer for him as what some of us had to do worked for us,and might work for him !!!

fastangboi said:DONT LISTEN TO ANY ONE HERE!
I KNOW WHATS GOING ON!
on the drivers side it is a ball and cup style joint, so obviosly there cant be a gasket.
Whats going on is there are dowels on the header that prevent over tightening, but they are too tall for some aftermarket companies to make a good seal.
I fixed mine by taking off the driver side section of my 2pc. then used a Dremmel with a tungstin carbide bit to take some metal off of the flange where it touched the dowels.
I didnt take alot off, and i just made my cut at a 45 degree angle so the dowel could get into the flange a little.
The pipe i have is a Pypes 2 piece off-road X