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Recently purchased an '87 Banshee with a set of what I believe to be old school Bill's pipes. Problem is the right side pipe by the airbox area is close enough to the rear fender to melt the plastics. I just put new plastics on it, so I definitely don't want a hole burned through them.

 

Looking for a quick fix on this, maybe some header wrap from the local auto parts store. Has anybody here had this problem before and tried this stuff out with good results?

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I'm using header wrap on mine and it works good. f.a.s.t racing sells some nice ones.

 

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Cool, I was hoping it would work good. I'll swing by the auto parts store today and pick some up. I would order some from F.A.S.T., but looking to fix it today so I can get some ride time in. Thanks for the reply, man.

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I believe they are on the correct sides. The left side is not as close to the plastics, not sure why the right side is though.. maybe a slight defect in the angle on the pipe.

 

Didn't make it to the parts store today, but definitely stopping by after work tomorrow.

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That wrap looks clean on that pipe, Paulie. Glad to hear the good reviews on header wrap. I just dropped some coin on Maier plastics, and would hate to melt a hole through them, lol. Also added some replica 1987 Banshee graphics which were a real PITA to get right. I sure don't want to do all that again.

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I'll take a closer look at them tomorrow with the plastic off, probably go ahead and remove the stingers and swap them out to make sure. Hoping I get off work and home before dark, but I never can tell with my job.

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