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Thread: R&D Manifold X-tender Help

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by comish71
I have an R&D manifold X-tender with O2 bung. I am having some trouble mounting this to the X waterbox with the V-band clamp. It appears that the waterbox flange + X-tender are too wide for the Stock v-band calmp. Anyone have this problem? Help appreciated. Thanks.
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jetskibum1 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by comish71 I have an R&D manifold X-tender with O2 bung. I am having some trouble mounting this to the X waterbox with the V-band clamp. It appears that the waterbox flange + X-tender are too wide for the Stock v-band calmp. Anyone have this problem? Help appreciated. Thanks....

comish71 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Yes I did. I actually have the waterbox out and tried flipping over the X-tender. It only goes on one way as there is a concave and convex part which fits in the exhaust manifold and waterbox.

STSPERFORMANCE replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
You need the V band clamp that goes on a J pipe. I had the same problem. The flange on the extender is like the j pipe and is not as wide as the straight pipe exhaust. j pipe v band will fix your problem.

comish71 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Will have to double check that. I tried both clamps and none seem to fit. I actually put both clamps next to each other and they had on the same numbers stamped on them as well as looked exactly the same. I thought they were the same part, will look it up in the original parts finder.

comish71 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Part numbers are actually different, so will give it a try again with the other clamp. Will keep you posted. Thanks.

hydrotoys replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
I ran into this. If using the new exhaust: You need the V-band clamp for the older J-pipe setup, on the manifold side, and the 08 V-band clamp for the X-pipe side. If you are using the J-pipe setup, you need two of the older V-band clamps.

comish71 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
I have the one clamp here. If recall right they both have K-72, this one has B14, 50429-1. anyone got both sets of clamps within eyeshot to verify. thanks guys.

comish71 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
So i got both clamps and the numbers on them are identical. I know that the one v-band clamp is from my 2007 rxt with j pipe. The other came with the x-water box, head pipe assembly, and v-band clamp. Unless the v-band clamp was not the original one for the x-waterbox I can't figure out why the X-tender would not fit. I tried both. Wonder if I possilbly have to machine down the larger flange...

lafjax replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by comish71 So i got both clamps and the numbers on them are identical. I know that the one v-band clamp is from my 2007 rxt with j pipe. The other came with the x-water box, head pipe assembly, and v-band clamp. Unless the v-band clamp was not the original one for the x-waterbox I can't figure out why the X...

lafjax replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by comish71 So i got both clamps and the numbers on them are identical. I know that the one v-band clamp is from my 2007 rxt with j pipe. The other came with the x-water box, head pipe assembly, and v-band clamp. Unless the v-band clamp was not the original one for the x-waterbox I can't figure ...

 

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comish71
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Published (2009-11-28 22:56:00)
Everything bolted up fine. Need to plug o2 bung until I get my WBO2. For now i kept the stock exhaust hose and i have the riva x-free flow exhaust. Will see how that works. Just trying to keep the stock exhaust exit for now.
lafjax
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Published (2009-11-15 21:41:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by comish71 Yep. I bought the waterbox and piping used and assumed that the v-band clamp came with the box. Obviously not the clamp for that waterbox setup. It all makes sense now. Good luck with this...I had a heck of a time trying to get everything to fit together.
hydrotoys
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Published (2009-11-15 18:26:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Hydrotoys I ran into this. If using the new exhaust: You need the V-band clamp for the older J-pipe setup, on the manifold side, and the 08 V-band clamp for the X-pipe side. If you are using the J-pipe setup, you need two of the older V-band clamps. It's like I repeated myself with pictures...
jetskibum1
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R&D Manifold X-tender Help
Published (2009-11-12 04:07:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by comish71 I have an R&D manifold X-tender with O2 bung. I am having some trouble mounting this to the X waterbox with the V-band clamp. It appears that the waterbox flange + X-tender are too wide for the Stock v-band calmp. Anyone have this problem? Help appreciated. Thanks. Have you tried a little rotation of the box and flange??
STSPERFORMANCE
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R&D Manifold X-tender Help
Published (2009-11-12 06:42:00)
You need the V band clamp that goes on a J pipe. I had the same problem. The flange on the extender is like the j pipe and is not as wide as the straight pipe exhaust. j pipe v band will fix your problem.

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