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Old 12-26-2002, 09:07 PM   #1
Shaggy
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Go to home depot the have in the black iron pipe section "no-hub" connectors in all kind of sizes and they also have a stainless plate between the 2 clamps very similiar(only real difference is the no-hub connector is rubber and most turbo system come with a poly one for durability to heat) to what you see on most turbo cars.
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