Pipe Dent Removal

[savage sausage]

Anyone on here know anyone who can blow dents out of a 2 stroke exhaust,
I can buy a kit off ebay but dont have the rest of the gear.

[stainlesscycle]

www.piperepair.com

[Dave]

Unless you own the necessary tools, and know how to use them safely, you are better off to send it out. If it's an Enduro Engineering (DEP?) pipe - good luck.

[HuskyDude]

If you only have one pipe it might be a good idea to send it off to be repaired.


But if you are gonna try it yourself...
A spare pipe to practice on would be highly recommended. Ask around. It doesn't have to be one off your Gasser. Just another pipe that has a dent in it. It's really isn't that hard once you have done a couple. (And learn what and what not to do...)

You don't need a lot of psi to accomplish it. But all dents are not the same.
A small touch to heat up the dent and surrounding area around the dent is a must. A dent with a crease in it is much much harder to remove than a rounded dent. Make sure your end cap will let go if you do some how over pressure things....Don't ask how I know this....

Hey it's always good to try new things...right.

[savage sausage]

I'd love to send it to www.piperepair.com but sadly for us brits there doesn't seem to be a place like this in the uk.

Shipping would be horrendous so not justified really ....I might call a local motocross/enduro shops/dealers see if theres any joy that way

thanks for the replies though

[BazzabikesMK]

Hi there Savage Sausage,
I'd be interested to know how you get on if you do find someone useful in the UK.
I have a dent (or two ) in mine which I would love to get removed.
If you end up trying it yourself I would also like to hear how you get on.

Good luck either way !!

Baz