CDH67 exhaust question

[sherron82]

Can someone help me with what I can use to stabilize the exhaust, it has a lip on the side for that but I don't really know what to buy, maybe someone please post a link, thanks. The lip is right next my bike frame too

 

[Amwicr]

Can someone help me with what I can use to stabilize the exhaust, it has a lip on the side for that but I don't really know what to buy, maybe someone please post a link, thanks. The lip is right next my bike frame too

You might need to design something and make it yourself.

 

[GW's Motorized]

I used a chrome exaust clamp from NAPA for mine

 

[sherron82]

Love the way it sounds, like the pop pop pop ya know. That motor runs amazing, I'm gonna make it a single speed soon and get rid of all those gears, hell I never use them and they don't wanna act right anyways.

 

[Whitewill1412]

Maybe some steel zip ties

 

[robe]

3/4 galvanized plumber strapping. May not the best looking, but sure makes it easy.

 

[Deleted member 35519]

Maybe some steel zip ties

Metal zip ties are meant for holding fiber glass exhuast wrap. it's not strong enough for metal to metal contact. I already tried on my CDH88.

Quite honestly looking at this picture. I would suggest this heat shield i used for your leg. It's $10 and removed the burn 100%. I did heat wrap the pipe however with fiberglass wrap and painted with high temp ceramic coating. https://amazon.com/dp/B07K7DVDKV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

As for clamping th eend to prevent gasket blows, etc. I would highly suggest ditching the weld on the wide. Mine broke in the first day.

Best bet would be to find a clamp large enough in diameter to wrap around the entire expansion chamber. Traditional exhuast clamps like on my RHM can bee seen here: https://rmhperformance.com/products/smolik-performance-minarelli-hybrid

The rubber used is heat resistant. Haven't been able to find a larger exhuast clamp...

 

[ImpulseRocket]

Do you have a couple more angles that are closer up to the tab on the pipe used to mount it. Trying to get an idea of how close it is to the frame.