:rofl3::rofl3::rofl3:

this time I melted it instead of shattering it.

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had the pipe resting up against it. well it wasn't when I put the exhaust on but it settled in to that position.


the pipe was actually welded to the pan. lol!

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took off the exhaust because I'm doing another make-over on the bike and also going over it head to toe before I start racing this season. Wanted to ceramic coat the exhaust and also clean up all the connections and add some new antisieze to them all and lmao when I saw the aluminum on the pipe...

been working like crazy in my lil bike shop with the heater going full tilt.
good exercise for my finger.




ohh my, it's a naked 6er!!

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I know the solution and I already adjusted the bracket to the frame for the exhaust to keep the pipe away from the oil pan since that was part of the problem and not all due to the pipes settling into place...

Wow, that's some crazy stuff man. Good thing the oil pan never melted enough to go all the way through.

she looks cold.......:-(

she looks cold.......:-(

why not send your 1krr up here to keep her warm? :naughty1:


yeah, if that'd have melted through I'd have had yet Another oil incident.. lol


funny thing is I had a feeling that my oil temp was a little high with the way it felt after getting warmed up at times... like it went from 15/50 to 5/30 weight or so it seemed

Oil cooler was workin' overtime!

Damn Jim!

Man you might want to wrap that mid pipe with heat tape to protect that pan. Those things are getting expensive arent they:lol4: