Exhaust repair

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Edited Date/Time 6/25/2019 2:31pm
Hey fellas,
Just wanted to see everyone thoughts on 2 stroke exhaust repairs. Has anyone had any luck with the repair kits you can get online?

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Paw Paw 271 6/18/2019 8:31pm
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What kind of repairs are needed?

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bbtr_736 6/18/2019 8:33pm
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Decent size dents. I'll try get some pictures when I get home. Doesn't have to be perfect just don't want to have to replace everytime it gets a dent.

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chump6784 6/20/2019 12:43am
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I bought one off ebay and it works great. Have blown dints out of 4 pipes of mine plus 3 more mates pipes
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bbtr_736 6/20/2019 4:18pm
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chump6784 wrote:
I bought one off ebay and it works great. Have blown dints out of 4 pipes of mine plus 3 more mates pipes
Hey mate,

Do you happen to know what kit you bought?

Thanks.

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chump6784 6/21/2019 1:30pm
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This one

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chump6784 6/21/2019 1:32pm
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I just searched 2 stroke pipe repair kit to find it. The instructions that come with it say not to go over 40psi air pressure, I've gone to 60 with no trouble but i worked my way up and had one stubborn dint
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mwssquad827 6/22/2019 6:10pm
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Pacific pipe repair is what I have used in the past...
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YZed250 6/24/2019 11:47am
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Dent repairs used to be done with air, and I think this method can still be used effectively.
I have seem some demos on the hydraulic (water) method from Tokyo offroad and it is awesome! I think the main benefit is safety of the user, but also can be used to open flattened segments of pipe, as is commonly the case with a hit to the left side of a 250/300 exhaust. Check them out on youtube.
I know that Tokyo offroad has a kit that they promote, but there are probably other companies that will copy and release a similar unit or DIY. If I was doing frequent repairs, I would look into dent and fold repairs using hydraulic pressure.
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KTM Two Stroke 6/24/2019 12:26pm
6/24/2019 12:26pm
I create my own dent repair by myself and use Hydraulik Oil and a Pump.
It is a little bit dangerous but it Works very well


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Kennyfreemoney 6/25/2019 2:30pm
6/25/2019 2:30pm
What bike is it? I can do Husky/KTM or Beta 250/300. $50 + Freight
Kennyfreemoney 6/25/2019 2:33pm
6/25/2019 2:33pm
ah, just saw You're in Australia! Freight wouldn't be worth it! Check out the Hydraforce Blow Out Kit. It works wonders as long as there are no cracks

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