My Banks exhaust help
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My Banks exhaust help
I have a banks exhaust, and its leaking a little out where you connect them together. is there supposed to be a certain spot to put the u bolt clamps so it will not do that? Please help. its very annoying.
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Im not sure what kinda clamps they gave you, so no advice there. But a trick you can try is using RTV High Temp Copper sealant (gasket maker) at the joints. Pull the joint apart, put a healthy bead around the pipe, reinstall, clamp and give it an hour to start to set. Its a great trick to eliminate small exhaust leaks if you arent welding the joints.
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the pipes have about 5 slits down about and .5" - 1" or so. its leaking from the base of them. small leaks but very annoying sound. ticking sound. you know. orther than that i highly recomend the banks. i love it. sounds great.
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try the RTV copper, I think it will fix it for you. I know the "ticks" drive me crazy too!
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I would try seating the pipe further into the other pipe. I had the same problem on my slip on exhaust on my street bike, just slide the pipe on further, re-clamped it and that solved the problem.