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Old 02-05-2017, 01:12 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by steved0x View Post
I sent my mid pipes out to be ceramic coated, and bought these gaskets for when I reinstall them. They look awfully thin and tiny, but they are the OEM Porsche gaskets. I guess this style is what came out when I installed the pipes the first time, but they are a lot different than what came with the mid pipes from top speed. Anything special to know about installing these, does it matter which way the raised circular flange on the gasket goes when I put them back on?

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Steve

Torqued to spec, they work fine. Be aware that there are different sizes for different engines.
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