So my pipe is a 2 inch wide will it tighten on it or no?
252740
If you order the correct size, yes it will.The material is great and so is the fit.Allows you to install where you want it and the extension that looks best to you. Clamp at rear is substantial.
252741
I don't think it will. It is extremely rigid. I had to have mine cut and welded on. I believe mine was actually a 2 3/4. Nice tip but super stiff to bend
252742
I put it on a 2.25in pipe and it fit fine. Better to weld it on, do not use the screws to clamp it on. I love the , look great on my F150
1128710
No it's for a 1.5" PVC pipe but you can probably use and adapter that will allow you to reduce your 2" pipe down to 1.5"
768269
You need to put in the model # of the one that you are replacing and it will tell you if it will fit. It also tell you the pipe size.
2173516
not this one, this will fit into the existing 2" and convert to an 2" again. It's like having an extended 2" tube to fit a bike rack that uses 2" fitting.
735158
No. I recommend getting the 2.25" version and using adapters to make this fit 1.5" piping.
2036534
The 2 inch tightener should work like a champ if the U bolt is placed over your 2 inch bar with the turn up of the lower plate coming in contact with the 1 and a quarter bar at the bottom. H. T. Cawthon I have 3 of these and they do indeed stop the movement and are made of quality material that is truly tough.
576194
I don't quite follow your question, but no - the threaded connection on this was smooth yet snug with the correct size pipe.
236501
If You have a 2in exhaust and you order a 2in flex tube you will need to butt weld it. if you order the size larger you can slide it on over your existing exhaust pipe you have a choice to clamp it or weld it.
723396
It is made for 4". It will not expand that much. Double check the size of your actual pipe (the pipe may start a couple of inches below grade) because the size you mention, 4-3/8", sounds odd to me.
1503114
Measure the diameter of your exhaust pipe. The measurement for my exhaust was 2 1/4 inch and it was a very good fit. Hope this helps. (If it is smaller you can tighten it around)
34387
Mine are 4 inches wide and they fit quite securely. I would think they would be much less secure on a 2 inch railing.
1214205
1.5" is the ID of the pipe so you insert that on the inside and the 2" is the OD of fitting so it fits over the outside of the opening. Therefore it works for both size pipe dimensions.
986262
just gotta get an adapter to what ever your inlet pipe will be if it is not 2.5inch
886546
As long as the pipe they are going on to is 2 1/2 inch pipe they will slide together
1388768
yes, but you will need to cut pipes to size, not too short, can always bend a bit the flex to put on. weld , adapter, or pipe stretch . works good for the price.
390183
Part# T51338BLK has a 2 1/2" inlet and a 3 1/2" out diameter. It wouldn't fit on your 2.25" pipe
2040963
Yes this will. I bought it and it worked perfectly. I tightened with pliers and had zero leaks. Anyone who says it was leaking wasn't tightening it enough.