Look at these welds

[Willtill]

What do you guys think? Should I get a welder to go back over the joint, or just go ahead and bolt it on? I hate to see an exhaust leak develop later. It doesn't appear to be any daylight visible, but there's one area in that jagged bead that has me wondering...

 

[Willtill]

That's as best as my piece -O- crap camera can do. That is a macro shot. Let me go into the cold azzed shed and try again.

 

[Tacker]

Rub some chalk on the weld bead get some parrafin or diesel on a small paint brush and brush it on the inside of the pipe if there is the smallest leak it will show up I would say dye pen it but the chances are you would not have that at hand Trust me im'e a welder

 

[Willtill]

This is the best shot I can get of it at the moment with my piece -O- crap camera....

 

[Willtill]

Could I just rough it up and wipe some JB Weld into that area?

 

[Willtill]

Could I just rough it up and wipe some JB Weld into that area?

On an exhaust part, you must love the smell of burning epoxy

Well then, I guess that isn't gonna work..... :lol:

 

[Willtill]

Fer god's sake! This is a genuine Triumph replacement part! Why didn't they make it pretty?

:shock:

 

[Trirocket3]

I can tell you this for sure~
it's definately not Sams work :wink:

 

[NativeOne]

Send it back and demand a replacement!

Native One

 

[Willtill]

Send it back and demand a replacement!

Native One

This is one I won off of Ebay not too long ago....