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Anonymous Posted on Nov 10, 2008

Installing an exhaust

Hey all! I have an '03 KTM 125SX. Im installing a FMF Fatty Pipe with a Powercore 2 Silencer. Now when i install it do i have to seal the part where the pipe and the silencer meet? My stock pipe that's on it now have a little rubber boot that seals it. It's broken of course and leaks carbon all over my kick starter and swing arm

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But I was curious if I need some sort of rubber seal or a sealing compound for it. Thanks a lot!No you dont absolutly need it but it would be smart to have because I had the same thing happen on my yz125 and the carbon went everywhere and staind my swingarm. I just used a piece of old radiator tube because it was cheap and I didn't have to order it.,

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