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Upon inspection you will be able to see the flanges are rusted and corroded and often split or starting to. Come join the discussion about M performance, turbo kits, engine swaps, builds, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more! That’s why it’s so important that any work done on your exhaust is completed to a professional standard, something that’s made a little easier if you have the right tools in the first place.

Install our high quality stainless steel flange clamps which very simply attach in situ, curing vehicle faults and will last the life of the vehicle. He said that there's a flange repair kit for the E46 M3 and showed me a link to a typical product (inserted below).Because V-Band Couplings can be easily assembled and disassembled, they are often used on equipment that requires frequent service or maintenance. It also provides a good strong connection between the different parts of an exhaust section, such as the Manifold, turbo joints, down pipes, front sections, exhaust flexi sections, middle exhaust silencers and exhaust rear back boxes. We are so confident in the quality of our repair kits, that we offer a guarantee that our repair kits will not fail due to corrosion, cracking, or splitting for 5 years/50,000 miles, whichever happens first.

Four flanges are used to clamp together and seal the intermediate pipe to the rear muffler / backbox. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. V-Band Clamps/Couplings offer effective fastening solutions in a wide range of applications including pumps, engines, exhaust systems, filters, and food and chemical processing equipment.The exhaust flanges are manufactured from poor quality steel that will rust and corrode and eventually disintegrate, causing an exhaust leak. I've previously replaced my clamps with Talkwrenches ones but since then the flange its self has cracked. Using the proper, high-quality bits (for stainless steel), and finding a good combination of drill speed and pressure is essential for making the job go as reasonably as possible.