Exhaust rubber

[bonkeye]

in need of a new rubber joint between the front pipe and Q stealth silencer can anyone tell the the size i need, im unable to get to my bike to measure them for the next few days and need to order a new one



Thanks.

[bkwdc]

Using one off a KTM.

[bowhunter007]

In a pinch, you can use automotive heater hose, or small diameter rad hose. The petroleum will quickly degrade the rubber. Just an option, if you want ride and don't have the correct part.

[bonkeye]

Originally Posted by bkwdc

Using one off a KTM.

do you know the model bike it is off or the part number?

thanks.

[bonkeye]

Originally Posted by bowhunter007

In a pinch, you can use automotive heater hose, or small diameter rad hose. The petroleum will quickly degrade the rubber. Just an option, if you want ride and don't have the correct part.

i would rather not ride than put a temp fix on something but a good idea though


thanks.

[desertgasser300]

Originally Posted by bonkeye

i would rather not ride than put a temp fix on something but a good idea though


thanks.

I have had a piece of automotive heater hose on mine for just over a year. It's not as temporary as you would think. It has outlasted the OEM piece.

[nambo-trev]

+1 on the heater hose, works great and about 1/10 the cost for really the same thing

[nknudsen]

A chunk of automotive silicone heater hose might be just the answer.

[bonkeye]

ok cheers guys i'll have a look round see what i can get but can someone tell me the size as i cant get to the bike for a few days

[desertgasser300]

Originally Posted by bonkeye

ok cheers guys i'll have a look round see what i can get but can someone tell me the size as i cant get to the bike for a few days

Can't remember off the top of my head but easy enough to find out, just measure the diameter of the exhaust outlet tube. I remember I did have to heat mine up a bit to get it pliable to fit around, but nice thing is it's tight and doesn't leak any spooge at the joint.