Hi guys - are there any top tips to help install the exhaust headers please? I’ve got a set I’m fitting where the header pipes are all in one piece - so it needs to go on in one go - I’ve had one attempt at it but one cylinder is blowing. All seems a bit of a juggling act with the headers collars and collets - just wondering if I’m missing a trick?
Thanks.
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Re: Exhaust headers
What bike and exhaust is it ? Might help !
adrianhorsfield@live.co.uk
Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Re: Exhaust headers
Hi Matin
use rubber bands to hold the collets together at the right place, cutand remove them after installment.
GrtZ
Philippe
use rubber bands to hold the collets together at the right place, cutand remove them after installment.
GrtZ
Philippe
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Re: Exhaust headers
Philippe wrote:Hi Matin
use rubber bands to hold the collets together at the right place, cutand remove them after installment.
GrtZ
Philippe
Philippe - good tip - thank you!
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