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    Here's pics of both a stainless band clamp used where the header pipe is split roughly half way between the block hugger collector and the muffler, and then a ball and socket arrangement (standard exhaust components) that's used on both ends of the muffler. The tail pipe is one piece with the socket at the muffler end. The ball and socket allows some flexibility in alignment yet seals very well.

    This system was coated by Russ Meeks in Portland.
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