Recommendations on exhaust joining?

[declan]

I've sadly got a gap where the header meets the cylinder and an exhaust gasket does nothing as for your problem I've got a section of braided rubber with two hose clamps that seems to work ok

[Jens Eskildsen]

I used a piece of coolant hose and 2 hose clambs on my dt175 years ago. It held up just fine. I guess you could also use some of that exhaust"cement" that expands and turn solid when exposed to heat (or left to dry) in combination with the coolant hose.

[Mightyman]

Seems like different rubber hose with exhaust clamps would be the easiest method then. Issue is I can't find rubber hose that thick. 12mm on eBay won't quite cut it..

[finnerz89]

I've got a stock Yamaha joint at home, of you want it you can have it for postage. I'm away till next weekend but I can send it when I'm home

[castrolsniffer]

+1 on the braided hose plus jubilee clips
I go to the breakers and cut a big piece of any old car rad hoses and it will do about 5 bikes.
Works every time

[Mightyman]

@finnerz89 thanks. I'll keep you in mind, but will try one of the methods mentioned here first

[Darty]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222426936515 I got creative with this, it's very rigid.

Silicone joiners, high temperature is rated at up too 230 degress.

I have yet to melt anything.

[Mightyman]

Finally got a roll of this stuff through and it's worked a treat.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152444500194

Haven't been for a full run yet but just revving the bike up it's nice and quiet again and has sealed the exhaust join very well.

[declan]

Just one clip?

[Mightyman]

@declan yeah the ones I ordered were too thin so just one for now.

[declan]

@Mightyman ahhh I see

[britshgigolo]

i had the same problem so used a 22mm straight copper pipe fitting then silicon hose and has not leaked since hope this helps