Coolant Line Touching Exhuast

[fastbanshee8]

Why don't you guys grow up, and quit trying to blame FMF for your problem. It's actually Yamaha's fault. Each frame is a bit different, and the motor in each frame doesn't set exactly in the same place, hence the problems with mounting pipes. Some have problems with the left side, and some with the right side. Just deal with it, and figure out a way to fix the problem, instead of complaining. Have a nice day. :biggrin:

[official_style]

lol i was going to say and fmf sucks also. on the past 2 banshees i have flipped, both have had fmf pipes, neither fit as well as t5s, and the chrome doesnt hold up. from experience, i would never buy fmf pipes.

[lilmegill727]

heres my fattys, they dnt really rub as of what i remember

[AKheathen]

have you tried twisting the hose a little, then clamping it down? you'd be amazed at what a little clocking can dofor clearances. not enough to kink the hose, though

[xXBlessedWithDeathXx]

Why don't you guys grow up, and quit trying to blame FMF for your problem. It's actually Yamaha's fault. Each frame is a bit different, and the motor in each frame doesn't set exactly in the same place, hence the problems with mounting pipes. Some have problems with the left side, and some with the right side. Just deal with it, and figure out a way to fix the problem, instead of complaining. Have a nice day. :biggrin:

 

 

How is it Yamahas fault? last i knew Yamaha wasnt built for a aftermarket pipe.

[supernova_64]

My FMF pipes hit on the coolant line too. I took one of the old rubber clamps off the old pipes slit one side and slid it between the pipe and the hose. then i zip tide it in place. i has been that way since it was 2 months old in 2005 with no problems.

Edited June 2, 2009 by supernova_64