R Rabbitist New member May 30, 2011 #1 anyone know what the exhaust o'rings are made from on my gas gas ec 250 they are the 44mmx3mm ones x2 off?
anyone know what the exhaust o'rings are made from on my gas gas ec 250 they are the 44mmx3mm ones x2 off?
E einsteingarage New member May 30, 2011 #2 I just went to my local dealer, yamaha, and got some off a 2001 yz250 or 125 I can't remember. I just brought in the exhaust port and matched it up.
I just went to my local dealer, yamaha, and got some off a 2001 yz250 or 125 I can't remember. I just brought in the exhaust port and matched it up.
Jakobi Super Moderator May 31, 2011 #5 gasgasman said: 2005 Honda CR250. Click to expand... Old mate honda dealer wanted about $15each. Went to the local bearing shop and purchased 4 x Viton O-rings for $2.50 a pop. Shop smart! 44mmx3mm
gasgasman said: 2005 Honda CR250. Click to expand... Old mate honda dealer wanted about $15each. Went to the local bearing shop and purchased 4 x Viton O-rings for $2.50 a pop. Shop smart! 44mmx3mm
stainlesscycle Site Sponsor May 31, 2011 #6 for those of you in the usa - mcmaster.com #9263K739 $14.82 for a pack of 10...
noobi New member May 31, 2011 #7 Jakobi said: Old mate honda dealer wanted about $15each. Went to the local bearing shop and purchased 4 x Viton O-rings for $2.50 a pop. Shop smart! 44mmx3mm Click to expand... Yikes, and I thought $7 NZ was bad for a genuine gasgas one.
Jakobi said: Old mate honda dealer wanted about $15each. Went to the local bearing shop and purchased 4 x Viton O-rings for $2.50 a pop. Shop smart! 44mmx3mm Click to expand... Yikes, and I thought $7 NZ was bad for a genuine gasgas one.
rgranger Gold Level Site Supporter May 31, 2011 #8 I bought a bunch from http://www.mcmaster.com/ a while back for the KTM. they have a bunch of sizes and different heat ratings.
I bought a bunch from http://www.mcmaster.com/ a while back for the KTM. they have a bunch of sizes and different heat ratings.
R Rabbitist New member May 31, 2011 #9 Thanks again guys got mine online viton 44x3 10 quid for 4 delivered. 1.50 each and 4 quid postage
E Eric K New member Jun 1, 2011 #11 I use 43 x 3.5 viton o-rings. They seal better over the long run. Downside - harder to install the pipe.
I use 43 x 3.5 viton o-rings. They seal better over the long run. Downside - harder to install the pipe.
R Rabbitist New member Jun 1, 2011 #12 I did think about going for the 3.5 o rings but figured they mabye too big?