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Question SSI Flanges??

I have an 81 SC with 3.0. When looking for SSI's what does it mean by thick or thin flanges? What pipe size SSI's do I need?

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You need the thick flange model. It is the thickness of the end flange which connects to the exhaust port. owever, you can shim the thin flange model and make them work as well.

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Thanks John.
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Or just use shorter exhaust studs.

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