Exhaust gasket
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Got this one on Amazon for a 1300.
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ST1100Y
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Is number 9 still available for purchase?
Anyone have any info where I could get them?
P/N 18392-MJ4-670...
David Silver Spares USA. Plenty of after-market versions available on Ebay/Amazon and such.
David Silver Spares
David Silver Spares specialise in Honda motorcycle parts from the 1960's to 2001 models
www.davidsilverspares.com
Thanks. I saw amazon has them for st1100 also. I ordered a couple. Hope they fit good.Got this one on Amazon for a 1300.
Hoping they are good.
For the 1300, I had the Caltric's side by side with OEM's and measurements were the same and they were a good fit.
Uncle Phil
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FWIW I ordered several from RonAyers.com a few months ago for my ST1100s.
Ok got the caltric and installed.
25 bucks a pair shipped. Great tight fit. No leaks whatsoever.
The secret is the prep. I used a wire brush on a drill and went at it.
Had to to a little straightening to do on the clamped connection.
The quality of the gasket seems very good.
25 bucks a pair shipped. Great tight fit. No leaks whatsoever.
The secret is the prep. I used a wire brush on a drill and went at it.
Had to to a little straightening to do on the clamped connection.
The quality of the gasket seems very good.
Good looking gasket - has it got a lip on it to prevent pushing too far into the receiving side?Ok got the caltric and installed.
25 bucks a pair shipped. Great tight fit. No leaks whatsoever.
The secret is the prep. I used a wire brush on a drill and went at it.
Had to to a little straightening to do on the clamped connection.
The quality of the gasket seems very good.
No lip on gasket.
After wire I wire brushed the the header end, I gently kept fitting the gasket in the end and using channel locks, straightening the distorted areas from the clamp.
After I got the gasket to start, I inserted it about a 1/4 inch in the header.
I wire brushed then used some emory cloth to clean up the muffler end on the exhaust pipe.
I inserted the muffler into the gasket and twisted it back and fourth and constantly checking making sure it was evenly being inserted.
There is a lip on the muffler that the gasket bottoms out on then once it seats and the hanger bolt lines up, it's a done deal and tighten up the clamp.
The gasket is made in China and comes with a warning to California residents.
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No lip on OEM either.