Tecumseh exhaust flange

70chevrolet

70chevrolet

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ANYONE KNOW IF i CAN BUY JUST THE FLANGE FOR A FLATHEAD TEC MOTOR. I WANT TO MAKE A CUSTOM EXHAUST. I HAVE FOUND PEOPLE SELLING STRIAGHT PIPES WELDED TO THE FLANGE BUT HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE JUST THE FLANGE PART.

THANKS
 
badtec

badtec

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They're not hard to make. Have a local race shop, muffler shop, etc., take measurements and cut one out for ya. Otherwise, check with Robertson torque tubes. Good luck. Scott.
 
delray

delray

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if you really want to be cheap, you could just make a header flange out of a oversize washer and use the exhaust gasket for a bolt pattern.
type of washer i am talking about, is a thick(1/8) oversize washer you can find anywhere.


 
delray

delray

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work out real good on couple of my projects:thumbsup:

pictures always help:smile:



post some pictures of your project when done..........:punk:
 
70chevrolet

70chevrolet

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Not to jack my own thread, But... What are you using for pipe? & How'd you get that crazy "s" bend?
Perhaps we can touch on more brilliance..
(looks almost like a sink trap)
 
delray

delray

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use a Mandrel Bender to get that type of bends. also built the muffler inside the tail pipe to give it a cool vintage minibike sound. there is alot of different ways you can build a good exhaust system by just using scrap pipe with prebends in them and just fabing it together with a welder:smile:...:weld:
 
Knuckledragger

Knuckledragger

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I made the exhaust for my Cheetah out of 1 inch conduit that had a nice 'S' bend already. I bought it from Habitat Restore.......8 feet for a measly 2 bucks. It sounds surprisingly good, but I doubt it'll last very long.
 
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