exhaust nut?

[Big_Torch]

I am missing the nut that connects my x-pipe to my header, it came loose and lost it, does anyone know what size it is?

Thanks

 

[mosconiac]

Can't help you, but you could probably take one the other ones in to any hardware store and have them match one up.

 

[Big_Torch]

cmon somebody has to know with all the resident genious's here

 

[FireRed04Vert]

Who's header...what type of connection? Gasketed or coned? This is a WAG (Wild ass guess) but I'll bet it's a 3/8 course. You will be able to tell by what wrench you use. If you need a 9/16 wrench, it's a 3/8. If you need a 5/8 wrench, it's a 7/16. That is what standard nut sizes run. With specialty bolts, all bets are off. The same if it's metric. Use the suggestion above and match another up.

By the way...if you can find them, try brass nuts. (not THOSE brass nuts!) They are much better at not seizing to the bolt.

 

[billyfe390]

I am missing the nut that connects my x-pipe to my header, it came loose and lost it, does anyone know what size it is?

Thanks

I have one and it will be on the car tues.

Not sure why or how it came off. I nailed that with a 1/2 impact.

BTW clutch is in, cooling mod is done and when we get an input shaft bearing the tranny will go back in.

 

[Big_Torch]

it didnt come with a bearing??!?!?!

 

[billyfe390]

it didnt come with a bearing??!?!?!

Unless you put it somewhere else that I did not see, nope.