Very nice exhaust on eBay

[cywelchjr]

Speaking of the Jardine spaghettis, what do you do on them to keep them from leaking at the collectors? I mean to take them off and on I have to take them apart there, but I don't think I can use something that will cement them together there, but what can I do to keep them sealed?

[bikerphil]

The LH has a set of factory stocks that have been welded/repaired

Robert, I didn't know you also had a Midnight Special!

Cy, this stuff works on the collector pipes very well to keep them from leaking...

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/5XB47

Permatex also makes a hi-temp copper sealant.

[Ivan]

Speaking of the Jardine spaghettis, what do you do on them to keep them from leaking at the collectors? I mean to take them off and on I have to take them apart there, but I don't think I can use something that will cement them together there, but what can I do to keep them sealed?

Go to NAPA and get a tube of Walker Acustiseal. Run a bead of it around the ned of the header pipe, then shove it in.

[madmax-im]

I have one hanging in my shed . It has a bit of a scrape , road rash but other than that is in good shape . I was thinking about ceramic coating it I just have to get my sand blaster set up again before i do it.

Its worth the money to keep it and have it ceramically coated...I would hold onto that one

[Elevener]

So who sniped it at $212.50?

[madmax-im]

Its hybrid exhaust project time

[Cobia]

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Hey guys,
Sorry been riding and/or working on the boat and fishing and have been away.
Rob,
I have the standard jetting on the J, it came with it, but I had an issue with it running smoothly between 1.5K and 2.2K rpm. Phil and I tried everything under the sun and still couldn't get it to smooth out, so I just went to a larger pilot jet (#50, I think) and that took care of that. I'm running the std air filter which I baby big time. So far it hasn't been an issue, thinking about the K&N mod but that's another story.
In so far as the SS Jardine 4X2, yeah, the #1 is loose and I was wondering how to seal it up. Phil suggested ultra black but, I like Ivan's suggestion. I'll let you know what happens when I get there. Right now it's down to the frame engine and rear wheel, after my son slammed into a parked car. Currently under restoration.















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