Exhaust Collector Repair

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Exhaust Collector Repair

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The cast steel exit section on the 4:1 collector needs replacing or a repair where the silencer clamps on.

I think it's Cast Steel and can check with a grinder for the presence of sparks as a quick check.

Anyone have any experience of repairing the collector on these bikes?

I may open up the silencer too and have a look inside..
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That'll save me machining something from stock so thanks for the tip!

Is it cast steel do you know as I'll then just use a Mild Steel filler rod?

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I migged it with mild steel
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Will start with MS rods on the TIG then..
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Old post but a bit of info.

The Exup housing is a cast iron part, the connector that the end can clamps to is mild steel so, can easily be welded and/or replaced with tube 👍
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I now buy these and weld them to the cast steel valve chamber.
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This is a view of the inside workings
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Stig wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 8:23 pm I now buy these and weld them to the cast steel valve chamber.
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That’s handy, I try to buy good originals as my welder’s retired 👍
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