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Header nuts/bolts
« on: 22 March 2017, 06:44:03 pm »
Looking for a full new set of header nuts and bolts to replace the old ones on my gen 2. The currant ones are 10 years old and starting to corroded pretty badly so I figure swap the lot now before they seize.

Any idea wheres I can find some? I'm sure I found them on fleabay the other week but can't for the life of me seem to get them now?

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Re: Header nuts/bolts
« Reply #2 on: 22 March 2017, 10:17:18 pm »
That's spot on thanks

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Re: Header nuts/bolts
« Reply #3 on: 22 March 2017, 11:14:44 pm »
Also which exhaust gaskets are better, copper or alloy? I've always used copper but the Yamaha OEM ones looks to be the alloy crush ones

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Re: Header nuts/bolts
« Reply #4 on: 23 March 2017, 08:43:55 am »
Ive only ever bought the alloy ones and never had a problem.


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Re: Header nuts/bolts
« Reply #7 on: 23 March 2017, 10:05:53 pm »
I personally wouldn't try removing studs. Way too much hassle if they snap. Never goes right drilling out the broken studs. Get the old nuts off, clean the original studs and copper grease the new stainless steel flange nuts back on.
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