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Tail pipe clamps?

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Anyway go to fit the £45 pair of clamps (stupid money) and even tightened all the way the tail pipes are loose.
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Anyway go to fit the £45 pair of clamps (stupid money) and even tightened all the way the tail pipes are loose.
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Along with some other bits and bobs I bought a couple of new tail pipe clamps as the ones on it are corroded to hell and also the two piece type. Anyway go to fit the £45 pair of clamps (stupid money) and even tightened all the way the tail pipes are loose. It looks like the male flange on the top gear boxes are slightly too small. The clamps are the genuine Porsche one piece ones. Long shot but anyone else found this?

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