Need I.D. FMF pipe

[TJR]

What FMF pipes is this? The o-ring fits on the cylinder, but as you can see not into the pipe. My T5 has a groove inside the pipe for the o-ring.

When I slide the pipe on the cylinder without the o-ring it only has little play, but it blows exhaust out around.

What do I need.to mount the pipes right?

Edited September 13, 2014 by TJR

[hp2000]

Looks like a Tommey T2

 

 

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[TJR]

I know, but the FMF logo is stamped into the pipes

[Deadbeat]

that must be FMF`s first ever banshee pipe lol

[TJR]

Thanks. Don't know if it's good or bad news^^^^^

So how did they seal up at the cylinder or they just didn't.

Clean it all good and some high temp exhaust sealer?

[Deadbeat]

i would measure up the what you need to see what available to fit in the bottom of that flange, i dont think many really early pipes had orings in the flanges

[trickedcarbine]

Those are just early pipes. Probably 20-25 years old at least. No o ring to seal. It just slips on the flange. You can try using brake cleaner on the flanges of the cylinder then use red RTV.

[TJR]

Thanks, I'll check McFadden Dale for o ring and then a good clean and red rtv.

[sheerider11]

Red RTV is the best thing to use. I had old pipes like that. LRD actually.

Put it on the cylinder. Not in the pipe

[trickedcarbine]

^ that

[vrx46]

get any dents out, if any. then chrome them! shit will look bitchin

[camatv]

you wouldnt..