leaky supertrapp

[relemcke]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Lamar" wrote: I had the same exact problem. I got some dry pipe putty called "EXPANDO" from my local plumbing supply. You just add water, make a paste, slather it around the male section, insert the muffler and tighten the clamp. Let it harden over night. It will expand and seal any leaks. It acts like boiler cement, semi-hard and you can remove the joint with ease. > The seam where my muffler connects to the midpipe doesn't seal very > well and exhaust has blown soot all over the bike. When I put it all > back together again I'd like ot resolve this. Is there some sort of > wrap that is available to fix this? Or how about some material that I > could hose clamp over the offending seam? > > Also, it was going to be "about $300" to have my stock shock repaired. > I found a Progressive 420 series with a heavier spring at MAW for > $350. Guess which route I went. It should be here this week and put > my six week hiatus behind me! > > Lamar > A14