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Old 08-17-2020, 05:33 PM   #1
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There was a guy making "No Nut" muffler clamps that work really well as you only need a socket to tighten. I think his business was called 'Red Quail' or something like that. I seem to have misplaced his contact info.

I do like Ryan and use a universal hanger. I had to double nut the bolts to keep them from loosening.
On a RHD Model A, the orientation of the exhaust clamp is critical. If it is even slightly out, the clutch pedal won't go down. To make this easier, we have for many years converted the standard clamp to the type you mention by putting a helicoil in one side. Orientation is then less critical but still a PITA.
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Old 08-17-2020, 06:48 PM   #2
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On a RHD Model A, the orientation of the exhaust clamp is critical. If it is even slightly out, the clutch pedal won't go down. To make this easier, we have for many years converted the standard clamp to the type you mention by putting a helicoil in one side. Orientation is then less critical but still a PITA.
Thanks Synchro. That is good to know.
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