Hi All hope some one will know how to remove the flange ring from std. headers. I have just made some alloy clamps to put on with split collet type rings & weld on a flang to retain
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I havnt had mine off yet, but by all accounts on here they are a bitch to get off.
Buy yourself either a first aid kit for knuckles or a thick pair of leather gloves, and a reasonable size hammer.......
Buy yourself either a first aid kit for knuckles or a thick pair of leather gloves, and a reasonable size hammer.......
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Hi am I right in thinking they are a sort of hammer on type fit as there does not appear to be any weld or spot weld.
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Hammer on fit? Nope, the alloy collars grab the lip on the pipes. They are definately cut, burn or feckin hammer off though! 
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Thanks for advice it looks like a big hammer is required
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