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Any ideas/tricks to fix the exhaust leak?

 

I just put some new FMF pipe ring seals in and NOTHING

 

high temp rtv or something?

Edited by mofoka
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Any ideas/tricks to fix the exhaust leak?

 

I just put some new FMF pipe ring seals in and NOTHING

 

high temp rtv or something?

 

Use high-temp rtv glue. Put a nice layer on both flanges but don't get carried away, install the pipes, and let it cure for 24 hrs.

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Use high-temp rtv glue. Put a nice layer on both flanges but don't get carried away, install the pipes, and let it cure for 24 hrs.

i've used high temp for heads and other things that seal on to a block but i don't remember them calling it a glue.

 

Are they the same or should I be looking for something special?

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i assume your talking about where the head pipe meets the cylinders?

 

i have always double o-ringed mine. 1 set installs within the pipes like normal the other set slides on the exhaust flange ahead of the pipe.

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i assume your talking about where the head pipe meets the cylinders?

 

i have always double o-ringed mine. 1 set installs within the pipes like normal the other set slides on the exhaust flange ahead of the pipe.

Yeah, but the mid pipe seals are leaking too. any tips on that?

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Silicone blows out pretty easy at the mid pipe. If you dont have the oem rubber clamps to use, O'reilly's has high temp rubber hose you can buy by the foot. The stuff i have used in the past is by Gates #24016 vulco hose. Has always worked for me in the past.

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i've got the stockers on there now but I like your rad hose idea. I should get a fresh tube of rtv for when I repack my pipes too.

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i've used high temp for heads and other things that seal on to a block but i don't remember them calling it a glue.

 

Are they the same or should I be looking for something special?

 

My fault, I meant silicone. Use the high-temp rubber hoses and hose clamps at the mid pipes as suggested. That's exactly what I use.

Edited by pr0blumz
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I had that same annoying problem. Where it meets the cylinders i just cleaned them really well and replace the o-rings, placed new springs. As for where it connects to silencer i used a blue silicone hose and i have not had any issues of that black shit coming out.

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