Jason
I'm surprised to hear you say that Jeff said that since they are
specifically mentioned on the parts list and included with '92-'95 Dakota
headers. I don't know what year Dakota you own, but perhaps it is other
than these years and, therefore, doesn't need this part and that was what
Jeff was meaning to say.
In any event, the donuts that I got with my headers (a '95) are two
pieces of rough cut steel that resemble large, concave washers or a wide
bottom funnel.
HTH
Richard in SA
On Wed, 26 Aug 1998 14:41:30 -0700 Jason Muffenbier
<Jpm699@email.msn.com> writes:
>I'm curious about these donuts I've heard so much about. I called
>Jeff Bell
>to ask about them(My y pipes are leaking just a bit) and he said there
>is no
>such thing. Please explain?
>
>Jason
>
>
>
>
>>the bobster wrote:
>>
>>> We have installed the "doughnuts " on our 92 and the leak problem
>>> where the JBAs couple to the Y pipe is solved.
>>>
>>> Any sealer we had put between the header and Y-pipe had blown out.
>>> the doughnuts filled this gap perfectly.
>>
>> Where did you get these doughnut gaskets? And more importantly,
>how
>>do I identify them to the local parts houses?
>>
>> I noticed that my JBA instructions talked about these things, but
>did not
>>give me any way to identify them other than "the doughnut things that
>sit
>>in the exhaust flange."
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Ron "Don't Want No Leaks" Rader
>>
>
>
>
>
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