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exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

Re: exhaust probs | EldoMike

RE: exhaust probs | Kevin Graf

Re: exhaust probs | Ken Pitts

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

RE: exhaust probs | Kevin Graf

Re: exhaust probs | Paul Linn

Re: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

RE: exhaust probs | Kevin Graf

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

RE: exhaust probs | Kevin Graf

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

RE: exhaust probs | Kevin Graf

RE: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

RE: exhaust probs | Jesse Open

RE: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

RE: exhaust probs | Jesse Open

RE: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

RE: exhaust probs | Charlie Mullendore

RE: exhaust probs | Karl Kologiski

RE: exhaust probs | Jesse Open

RE: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

Re: exhaust probs | Alan Dunphy

RE: exhaust probs | Fred Sahms

RE: exhaust probs | Jesse Open

RE: exhaust probs | murp-@aol.com

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

Re: exhaust probs | Greg Hopkins

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

Re: exhaust probs | Bill Berry

Re: exhaust probs | Zerhackermann

Re: exhaust probs | Martin Cooke

RE: exhaust probs | Jesse Open

Re: exhaust probs | Greg Hopkins

Subject: Re: exhaust probs	Date: Jul 26, 2002, 8:49 AM
Author: Zerhackermann	Post ID: 1710676029

FWIW - mine does not have the crossover, no locking nut, has clamps and MAC
fishtail exhaust.

no problems so far.

but one of the macs did not quite fit on one of the headers and would move a
bit. that would move the header beyond the clamp. I shimed and sealed the
poor fit and the exhaust sits firm. I would suggest you ensure that as well.

From: Martin Cooke <cook-@virgin.net>
Reply-To: Loopfram-@topica.com
To: Loopfram-@topica.com
Subject: Re: exhaust probs
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 14:19:34 +0100

you know, i've seen the seam but never thought about orientation. gonna try
that next time.

cookie

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Pitts" <MGcoo-@aol.com>
To: <Loopfram-@topica.com>
Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: exhaust probs

In a message dated 7/26/02 4:58:38 AM, cook-@virgin.net writes:

<< got a friends bike doing this all the time.

NOT the nut coming loose (it's the locknut type), it just eats the

gasket

after a few miles, air gets in, backfires like crazy. i put new gaskets

in
&

it's fine for a while, then same thing. >>

I was having a similar problem. A friend asked what direction I had

faced

the seam on the gasket, towards the motor or away. I had never paid

attention

to this & did not believe it would make a difference, but I was about

ready

to pull my hair out so I tried it. I had to look very close but there is

seam where the copper is rolled around, I put the seam facing away from

the

motor, problem solved.

Ken
Asheville, NC

Scotch - Because one doesn't solve the world's problems over white wine.

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