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Posted by: 250rquadracer
Hey i have a quiestion.........My 250r goes through alot of exhaust flange o-rings....and im wondering why i have to keep buying new o-ring like every week....they keep braking and i dunno why??..it just started to happene when i got my new TT sparks pipe.....its a stock exhaust flange....should i buy a aftermarket exhaust flange that has dual o-rings?? PLEASE help me
Dave
Posted by: wilkin250r
I don't know what to tell you. I just bought new rings from Honda, and use a little Hi-temp RTV sealant. I can get a little messy if you're not careful, but I've never had a problem.
Posted by: 4TraxRider
Is there a burr on the exhaust or flange thats cutting te o rings. or maby to much vibration from being to loose?
Posted by: XANDADA
I don't think the stock exhaust flange had rubber o-rings
Mine had a thick metal c-lip. Either way get an aftermarket one from esr and be done with it...
Posted by: wilkin250r
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Originally posted by XANDADA
I don't think the stock exhaust flange had rubber o-rings
Mine had a thick metal c-lip. Either way get an aftermarket one from esr and be done with it...
Yes, the stock ring is a thick metal clip, and a small crush ring. I've always used the metal clip and RTV. I've never tried o-rings. I would venture a guess to say that the best way to use o-rings is to get an aftermarket flange designed specifically for o-rings, rather than a mickey-mouse o-ring to work with the stock flange.
Posted by: tants
how old are your pipe springs?
... there could be too much vibration
id just got with an aftermarket flange and have it be done with like XANDADA stated
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