I just picked up a used greddy exhaust from a member here. I just wanted to know if there is a gasket that goes between the muffler and the midpipe. I didn't get one and the stock one obviously is completely different so i went out and bought a 2.5" donut exhaust gasket. I'm wondering if that's even neccessary? Seems like the exhaust sticks out a mm or 2 further then i would like and i'm just wondering if that part is needed.

Thanks.

-Leo

 

use the stock gasket

taking up space to do away with the gay minimum reply....

 

wanted two, i'm talking about where the muffler meets the midpipe, not where the midpipe meets the cat. There is no stock gasket.

 

here's a pic of the greddy exhaust circled is the union i'm needing a gasket for...

 

ok, you used the wrong termanoligy. that piece is part of the exhaust not the midpipe. the midpipe contains the cat. to answer your question, yes there should have been a gasket there, a flat one with three hole two for the bolts and of course one for the pipe.

 

is it a flat paper gasket?

 

no,

it should have a metal structure... and find a one that fits the pipe.. any muffler shop should do..

beers

 

will do, thanks swoope. llllll (to make it long enough )

 

now i also have a question...my hks hi power came with the gasket connecting the two pieces of the catback system but didnt come with the donut gasket connecting the catback to the stock cat...will i have a leak if i reuse that gasket? or should i just order a new donut gasket