photo of Arrow GP2 connection

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  1. Skippy79

    Skippy79 Active Member

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    can someone take a pic of the connection of the linkpipe on the headers..... it seems the headers don't go in as far as I like and the gasket isn't great..... if someone could post a pic or 2 so I can see if it's just me being a pain in the ar$€, already busted 2 gaskets trying to get it on
     
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    The link pipe should push straight on to the OE headers,(no s shaped pipe) mine was fitted by the honda dealership before I bought it, there was no gasket the link pipe (female) fitted tighly overlapping the headers (male) by 30-40mm or so. If you put some flexible exhaust sealant ( Holts Firegum is good) in the union it helps. Sorry dont have a picture but it should be very simple. Check that header bracket is not bent and losen the bolt to allow a bit of movement while fitting. The stiff springs will hold it in place.
    hope that helps
    Post a picture of the exhaust on the bike, that will help me to advise.
     
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    will wait for my new gasket to arrive tomorrow and will take some pics when mouting.. you said you used a spring, where did you connet the spring to on the headers?
     
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    Ok I binned the original gasket, doesn't fit With the original gasket on, so I'm using gungum exhaust paste and hopefully it'll hold. You said you used a spring? I've got one one but haven't connected it, thinking of putting it to the plate just in front.... What do you think?
     
  5. BRI

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    here you go go this is how i did it, Picture 039.jpg i think you will need to remove that clamp as well.hope all gos well now BRI
     
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    Mine looked just like BRI's one skippy;)
     
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    cheers BRI and Restone.... did you use the oem gasket?
    the headers go in as far as where the clip is for the spring, I used some gun gum paste, that's the crappy paste on there now, but will clean it a bit tomorrow. Hopefully all ok now and I can ride without a problem
     
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    I have an arrow GP2. I took the foil gasket out of std can and fitted it into link pipe. Pushed onto header then all kept in place with spring. I have not used any exhaust paste.
     
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    Skippy you might want to clean that gum off before using the bike because if your going to change end cans for different tracks that will make it a bitch to get them off
     
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    only using different cans at the end of the link pipe, never intend to take the link pipe off....... gum is nice and hard now and no blow holes anymore
     

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