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I reused the crush gaskets on my Street Triple with no leaks if that helps.

These were between the mid pipe and the cans.

I did buy a set just in case though.
 
Clov!s said:
It's not crushable gaskets on the mt07, they are copper rings, I've assembled the exhaust system and there's no room for any gaskets between the pipes.

This is what it keeps bringing up.

https://www.yamahamotorcyclespares.co.uk/product/yamaha/3YF146130100/gasket, exhaust pipe?uid=0
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Copper rings are another form of gasket I have used the copper ones before and are a little more hard wearing than the norm if yours are in tact then no problem but they do crush a little.
 
Clov!s said:
Can't you see it in the picture? :p I'll do it tomorrow, would you lot attempt it? Changing down pipes etc?
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Yeah, I would do it with a torch at night and even give it a good few revs. :D

Like everyone said, new gaskets is a must. They cost pennies and with the old ones you might experience leaks which you don't want.
 
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.one. said:
Copper rings are another form of gasket I have used the copper ones before and are a little more hard wearing than the norm if yours are in tact then no problem but they do crush a little.
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I've just ordered some new gaskets, too late to start now, don't want to be working in the dark!
 
IC3 said:
Yeah, I would do it with a torch at night and even give it a good few revs. :D

Like everyone said, new gaskets is a must. They cost pennies and with the old ones you might experience leaks which you don't want.
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My neighbours suffer enough when I come home at midnight, especially when I had the Nuda! :p
 
Clov!s said:
My neighbours suffer enough when I come home at midnight, especially when I had the Nuda! :p
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I leave for work on some Saturdays at 6 and comeback at 10-11pm on late shift. One neighbour gives me the evils every time she sees me. :D:p:p I didn't like her even before I got a bike, so she can suck it up... :rolleyes:
 
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Here's the full system. :)

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Clov!s said:
I never liked the look of the stubby exhaust, always preferred the full size one. :)
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Me either, I think stubbies are nasty, tacky looking things. However also not keen on the cannon sized exhausts fitted by some manufacturers; the latest GSXR exhaust is enormous and super fugly.
 
Shimmy said:
Everyone knows under tail exhausts are best! ;]
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Doesn't suit all bikes though, for me its either a short stubby like Racefit or under tail when it suits the bike. :cool:

I quite liked the exhaust I had on my Duke, it wasn't massive and it wasn't a stubby. It was the perfect size and had that nice modern look to it. :) Sebring Exhaust
 
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