View Full Version : ATC500R exhaust fabrication
Billy Golightly
06-07-2009, 01:26 AM
Fabbing up an exhaust for a frame customer, should be all finished tomorrow and the frame and exhaust parts will get shipped back!
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http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s100/HondaATC/SDC13479Large.jpg
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Fusion weld on the exhaust slip joint. No filler rod.
dcreel
06-07-2009, 01:42 AM
Looks awesome as usual..
Bigbore
06-07-2009, 12:57 PM
Bushs Chili Beans, cashews and Pepsi One!!!
I bet You and your stomach is fun to work with....:lol: :lol: :lol:
Is your secret out, maybe we've found your inspiration:lol:
Billy Golightly
06-07-2009, 01:13 PM
Diet Pepsi! The main fuel of Team Heat & Beat! Other common acquaintances may include, Bush's beans, Cashew nuts, and large cans of Thrifty Maid brand Corned Beef Hash!
http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s100/HondaATC/SDC13462Custom.jpg
The Goat
06-07-2009, 01:33 PM
teach me to weld like that good god....
also...corned beef hash? that's disgusting.
HEY homie I need a Team H&B tab!
3Razors
06-08-2009, 10:47 AM
Are there going to be any mounting tabs on the pipe itself?
Billy Golightly
06-08-2009, 10:51 AM
Yup, I made that yesterday. Theres another mount back at the silencer using the single bolt 250R rubber isolator, and then also another one up front that hooks onto a waterpump bolt. Suckers nice and tight when its all bolted down. I was thinking about putting a 3rd one back by the kicker, but it really didn't need it.
3Razors
06-08-2009, 02:13 PM
I wouldnt have a mounting point off of the water pump bolt. If out riding and the pipe gets dented or wrecked it could cause the water pump/clutch cover to crack. Also the vibration coming from the pipe could do some damage in that area. On the CR500 bikes Honda has a rubber isolation mount that mounts to the downtube then to the pipe. I would try that.
jeffatc250r
06-16-2009, 01:21 PM
Hey Billy, that looks wayyy better than what ive got! If i ever get back on track to work on my 500, that will be next in line after i finish my kicker assy, i hate the way my mutated 85 cr pipe looks on mine.
hey jeff ask him about my fmf fattty that I still have down there if he wants to give it up you can have it for shipping, it was made for my 500 but then I found that bills pipe for mine, its got a few dents in it but it fit well on my 500
I wouldnt have a mounting point off of the water pump bolt. If out riding and the pipe gets dented or wrecked it could cause the water pump/clutch cover to crack. Also the vibration coming from the pipe could do some damage in that area. On the CR500 bikes Honda has a rubber isolation mount that mounts to the downtube then to the pipe. I would try that.
I have to agree on this. Vibration is a killer.
Pipe looks really nice. Looks like a production Factory pipe. Very nice craftsmanship.
Im definately going to hit you up on a frame/pipe kit once you get everything worked out.
Max
Billy Golightly
06-17-2009, 04:37 PM
The pipe is mounted everywhere (except where it goes onto the flange itself) with the 250R rubber isolators. I absolutely agree that you can't solid mount the pipe anywhere or it'll tear itself apart, its got to be rubber mounted.
jeffatc250r
10-26-2010, 09:50 PM
Billy, what exactly did you do to this pipe, cut in 3 places nd twist? Remove any material? I needs a new pipe for mine and thinking of robbing the one off my 94 cr-5 and getting a new one for the bike
Billy Golightly
10-27-2010, 03:40 PM
Yup. I didn't remove ANY of the pipe. Mostly just twisting, but there is a small piece about a half inch wide in the middle of it right under the exhaust port (If you look close you can see it) That I had to actually section and flip 180degrees to get the pipe to angle out enough. My best advice is to NOT NOT NOT NOT work on a used pipe. A single dent in it makes it a royal pain in the butt to weld and work with when you twist it around.
I also had to weld on an entirely new stinger tube from the pipe and around to the silencer.
looks good billy love your work
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