Copper exhaust gaskets.

The little brother to the CA160 in our family of Hondas
Sam Green
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Copper exhaust gaskets.

Post by Sam Green »

The origional and after market one that look the same are crap, I've thought about going with copper crush type gaskets for some time.
I have an address for a company and will chase them up tomorrow when I have measured them.
Would anyone be intrested if I can get a price for a bulk buy?

Sam. :)
Steverinomeiste
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Copper Gaskets

Post by Steverinomeiste »

Yes I would be interested.
Thanks
Steve
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Post by Puzzleparadise »

Count me in, thanks :)
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Post by Sam Green »

OK guys, I measured the gasket seating position in one of my heads and it measures 37.5mm, can any of you measure yours to see if there is any variation in Honda's machine work.
Are they all the same, or do we have to allow for variations?

Sam. :)
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Post by Puzzleparadise »

I'll check mine in the morning, thanks Sam :cool:
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Post by Sam Green »

Thanks John, the one I measured was a CA/CB95, is yours a Canadian C95?
I have lots of heads both 125 and 150, sports and touring but I have never measured the exhaust port where the gasket sits, I'll check them all at the weekend.

Sam. :)
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Post by Puzzleparadise »

Yeah, mine is a CA originally from Florida.. ;)
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Post by Puzzleparadise »

I just measured mine Sam and your dimension is spot on.. ;)
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Murphy's Law

Post by Steverinomeiste »

The law of Murphy dictates that if I take my exhaust pipe off to measure with my skill level I will never get it sealed again, at least on this set of gaskets.
Steve :eek:
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Post by Ranchman »

My CA95 bore measures. Diameter (38.7) depth (3.8) and the outside diameter of the flange on the pipe measures (37.7) Engine and frame made in 1964. Be interesting to see more numbers.
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Post by grubsie »

How about these? Not cheap but could work. 37MM OD.

Here's the order page. https://store.bevelheaven.com/gaskets-s ... sport-etc/

Description Page https://store.bevelheaven.com/gaskets-seals-page-2/
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Martskin
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Post by Martskin »

Just to be clear are we talking about part #18291-202-000 (ref# 4 in the attached diagram)?
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Post by Sam Green »

I've just measured 7 heads and they are all over the place in respect of sizes.
Smallest were 37.5 going up to 38.14mm.
I guess 37.5 will do the job and yes it is #4 in the diagram.
Thing is I phoned the guy and left a message on his answer phone but have not been called back yet.

Sam. :)
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Post by Martskin »

Has anyone tried these yet? I'm thinking about ordering a pair.

grubsie wrote:How about these? Not cheap but could work. 37MM OD.

Here's the order page. https://store.bevelheaven.com/gaskets-s ... sport-etc/

Description Page https://store.bevelheaven.com/gaskets-seals-page-2/
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Post by Sam Green »

I've not heard from the guy I phoned, perhaps he is on holiday.

Sam.
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