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lbpollock(at)sympatico.ca
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:52 am Post subject: exhaust

Hi Guys

  

 I am having a tuff time getting the exaust flanges  to be tight up against the exhaust ports.After tightening with the exhaust  wrench all the way the pipe is still loose.It look to me that there is no gasket  it just butts to the engine??Any help would be appreciated.

  

                                         Bill Pollock

                                         Moose-244

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kregg(at)balancemyprop.co
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:00 am Post subject: exhaust

Hey Bill,  You will need gasket or more like a exhaust doughnut for the eshaust.  

   

Kregg  

     

Victory Aero LLC.  

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San   Jose, CA 95148  

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408-729-7635 Office  

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I am having a tuff time getting the exaust flanges to be tight up against the exhaust ports.After tightening with the exhaust wrench all the way the pipe is still loose.It look to me that there is no gasket it just butts to the engine??Any help would be appreciated.  

    

   

    

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george(at)gesoco.com
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:11 am Post subject: exhaust

There are gaskets of a sort that are supposed to be there. We  usually cal them exhaust doughnuts. They are part No. 10-04-542. If you have a  used engine and find that even with the doughnut in place you can not tighten  the nut then the cylinder has been eroded. We have a repair procedure here  that will build up the aluminum and re machine a new seat to save the  cylinder.  

  

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 Hi Guys

  

 I am having a tuff time getting the exaust flanges  to be tight up against the exhaust ports.After tightening with the exhaust  wrench all the way the pipe is still loose.It look to me that there is no gasket  it just butts to the engine??Any help would be appreciated.

  

                                         Bill Pollock

                                         Moose-244

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lbpollock(at)sympatico.ca
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 9:20 am Post subject: exhaust

Thank George and Kregg for your reply.I have sent  an e-mail to Motorstar for that part.

  

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