freedomgli
Been Around the Block
Re: vintage race CB350 - exhaust
Yes. See 1 page back for pics of my fiberglass belly pan. The belly pan (and muffler) requirement are what prompted me to re-evaluate my exhaust system in the first place and is how I ended up where I am today.
My belly pan hugs the engine cradle real tight and my exhaust passes underneath the belly pan. Yours is the other way around. Tomato, tomato. I've been told my belly pan will be fine resting directly on top of the exhaust pipe but I'm going to install some cool gold insulating foil on the belly pan anyways so that it doesn't melt through.
I've got a lifetime supply of PIG MAT487 polypropylene poly-back UV-resistant oil-only absorbent mat pads (20" Length x 16" Width). If you need one, let me know. I had to buy them in bulk to get the ones I wanted so in essence they cost me $2 each. I need to figure out how many I can fit inside a USPS Priority Flat Rate box
ohiocaferacer said:Are you running a belly pan??
Yes. See 1 page back for pics of my fiberglass belly pan. The belly pan (and muffler) requirement are what prompted me to re-evaluate my exhaust system in the first place and is how I ended up where I am today.
My belly pan hugs the engine cradle real tight and my exhaust passes underneath the belly pan. Yours is the other way around. Tomato, tomato. I've been told my belly pan will be fine resting directly on top of the exhaust pipe but I'm going to install some cool gold insulating foil on the belly pan anyways so that it doesn't melt through.
I've got a lifetime supply of PIG MAT487 polypropylene poly-back UV-resistant oil-only absorbent mat pads (20" Length x 16" Width). If you need one, let me know. I had to buy them in bulk to get the ones I wanted so in essence they cost me $2 each. I need to figure out how many I can fit inside a USPS Priority Flat Rate box