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Time to renew the complete exhaust system on the Herald 1200. Part of that will include replacing the manifold flange studs with new ones (already busted one and expect the others to go the same way after 48+ years).
I have new studs, but I don't yet have nuts to hold the headpipe to the flange. So, two questions:
1. Any good arguments for or against using brass nuts as appear to have been original?
2. Is there any such thing as an anti-seize compound that will stand up to the relatively high temperatures of the exhaust, so that I might be able to do this again many years down the road WITHOUT busting and replacing studs?
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I have new studs, but I don't yet have nuts to hold the headpipe to the flange. So, two questions:
1. Any good arguments for or against using brass nuts as appear to have been original?
2. Is there any such thing as an anti-seize compound that will stand up to the relatively high temperatures of the exhaust, so that I might be able to do this again many years down the road WITHOUT busting and replacing studs?
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