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Old 10-31-2005, 12:28 PM
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Honda Header question
My header on my 929 cracked from scrapin the can. It basically broke the welds right under where you bolt on the slip on.

My question is, what is the headers made out of? Is it stainless steel or titanium?

I have to get it welded back up.
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I know the 954 is Ti but Im not sure about the 929
but if the headers are muti coloured then its Ti
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Re: Honda Header question
Just read that again and Im confused now? Did you break the headder or the mid pipe? The mid pipe is stainless on the 929
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Re: Honda Header question
The bike is a cobbled together piece. It has a 929 bottom end with a 954 top end.

So your guess is as good as mine.
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It broke right behind the peg area, right before where the slip on bolts to....
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If your talking about the mid pipe then its stainless on both the 29 and 54
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Jb Weld That ****
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JB WELD!!!?!?!??!?!? WTF?!?!??!????? BWHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAH JB weld the headers!?!?!???!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahhahahahahha. if its a piece, just try welding it, if it dont work then resort to the JB!
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Jb Weld Fixes Everything
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Re: Honda Header question
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Jb Weld Fixes Everything

yeah well maybe i will just stick some duct tape and gum on there first......
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Try It, Thats Free.if It Doesnt Work Then Weld It.
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Re: Honda Header question
weldingis practically free if ya got the tools! hahahhahaaha. i am proud to be able to say my bike is currently jb weld free!!! thats kinda wierd. hahahahahahhahhahaha.... jb weld is good stuff but its always best to fix stuff right if you can.
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Jb Weld Fixed A Leak On My Gas Tank.6 Months Later, Many Wrecks, No Leaks
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