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Replied by RT325 on topic Stud Size

yeah to matters worse with thos exhaust studs it was the 6mm end that screwed into the cylinder so ya swinging on an 8mm nut tightening the exhaust then 'ping'--it breaks off flush with the cylinder. Might've run that up to DT360A as well but remember it on smaller motor exhaust headers, Used to tap the cylinder flange thread to 8mm if we had one break off. Makes you wonder what their plan was with that idea & maybe everyone was on holiday so the apprentice designed it.
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Stud Size

Right, just been out to check my AS3 engine again (whole bike was bought dismantled, so engine currently on the bench) and, as luck would have it, the studs are quite loose and so I was able to remove one. Size is definitely 6mm (M6) both ends.
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Replied by mdscott on topic Stud Size


My DT360 exhaust stud broke off, I drilled and tapped to 8mm also like you said. I remember tightening the 8mm nut thinking the whole stud was 8mm, not 6mm going into the cylinder. :Ugh
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Replied by RT325 on topic Stud Size

Sorry about putting ya off the scent as to 6mm or not. Sometimes i should just shut up haha.
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic Stud Size


Not at all RT!

Clearly no-one was absolutely sure and as some already knew, Yamaha did fit the occasional M6/M8 stud. And I still reckon that one end of the stud that I posted a picture of looks wider than the other!
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Replied by Fewmarshall on topic Stud Size

Installed the 6mm helicoil today and testfitted with the old stud, and it's a nice fit. New stud and head bolts on the way in the mail right now, along with a new front sprocket.
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Replied by MarkT on topic Stud Size


Was just a "guess"... Yamaha does often code sizes into the "9XXXX" part numbers but just when you think you've figured it out... one comes along that "disproves the theory" :Ugh

(My main point was meant to be to check the stud with a known-size nut...) :Buds
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Congratulations! Hope to see pics or a video when you get it running!
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