ZIPPKIT HEADER

[TOM DRIVER]

Does anyone have a method for connecting a zippkit header to a Novarossi 21 exhaust with the Blue connector that comes with the motor. (header does'nt slip over Blue insulator).

Thanks Tom Driver

 

[Richard Dahlheimer]

Does anyone have a method for connecting a zippkit header to a Novarossi 21 exhaust with the Blue connector that comes with the motor. (header does'nt slip over Blue insulator).

Thanks Tom Driver

Hello Tom, if there is enough "meat" on the id of the header, you can open up the id with a dremmel drum sanding tool. Hope this helps. Richard D

 

[TOM DRIVER]

Does anyone have a method for connecting a zippkit header to a Novarossi 21 exhaust with the Blue connector that comes with the motor. (header does'nt slip over Blue insulator).

Thanks Tom Driver

Hello Tom, if there is enough "meat" on the id of the header, you can open up the id with a dremmel drum sanding tool. Hope this helps. Richard D

Thanks . Will give it a try

 

[Ted buckley]

Does anyone have a method for connecting a zippkit header to a Novarossi 21 exhaust with the Blue connector that comes with the motor. (header does'nt slip over Blue insulator).

Thanks Tom Driver

Hello Tom, if there is enough "meat" on the id of the header, you can open up the id with a dremmel drum sanding tool. Hope this helps. Richard D

Thanks . Will give it a try

Tom, I've also had the same issue with different (After-market) headers, and if Dick's idea doesn't work, then try the Silicone method. I use this on one of my motors, and it works pretty well. (i.e. spread a nice bead of silicone over the exhaust exit on the motor and mount the header - leave to dry overnite). Last for a couple of races. Comes off nicely too.

 

[TOM DRIVER]

Does anyone have a method for connecting a zippkit header to a Novarossi 21 exhaust with the Blue connector that comes with the motor. (header does'nt slip over Blue insulator).

Thanks Tom Driver

Hello Tom, if there is enough "meat" on the id of the header, you can open up the id with a dremmel drum sanding tool. Hope this helps. Richard D

Thanks . Will give it a try

Tom, I've also had the same issue with different (After-market) headers, and if Dick's idea doesn't work, then try the Silicone method. I use this on one of my motors, and it works pretty well. (i.e. spread a nice bead of silicone over the exhaust exit on the motor and mount the header - leave to dry overnite). Last for a couple of races. Comes off nicely too.

Thanks. Good idea. Will keep it in mind

Tom