🔒 Walker 2.5-Inch Aluminized Mega Clamp (33976) Review

best clip i have ever used! Tight closure. The screws and threads are strong and will withstand installation with an impact wrench. I will use them from now on! :D

I have 2 of jams in the new Flowmaster 40. Not sure if it's user error or what but no matter how hard I jam upstream it always has Leak. It's not scary, but it's there. No problems with downstream clamping.

2007 RAB4. The only problem was that I cut the pipe too short and now I need to find a way to lengthen the pipe. Guess I'll just buy another one and plug it into an extension cord too! A little high temp RTV and some aluminum tape and you're ready to lick!

I was looking for different clamps with which I can adapt a new silencer to my old pickup. After comparing several clamps of this type, I chose this one because it is reasonably priced and from a good manufacturer. I prefer band clamps in the exhaust system as they don't deform the two pieces of pipe they clamp and they can be removed and the connection is easy to open. Although these types of clamps will stretch somewhat when properly installed, they are generally reusable. I have purchased…

It holds my pipe together but it's pretty light (thin wall). Even the high powered unit I had before leaked/spatted out some condensation so it does the same for less money. I modify my exhaust too much to weld the joint so that does the job well enough. TO UPDATE. I have changed my rating from four to five stars. I recently changed my exhaust setup and decided I didn't tighten them enough sooner. I used a punch and tightened them. They work MUCH better than the hourglass style that the screws…