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Don't know if they really needed to be replaced, but the right side had the signs so I did it anyway.

extremely smooth on the inside/outside. I only loosened up the muffler clamp, then released the clamps. Didn't need an wood or jacks to hold up the exhaust (hung on mufler clamp). Used a flat head to pry them out (thats why they are all messed up). Put the new gasket on the male side, and used a jack to CAREFULLY move them up into place. Then replaced clamps.
 

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Fly boy said:
Don't know if they really needed to be replaced, but the right side had the signs so I did it anyway.

extremely smooth on the inside/outside. I only loosened up the muffler clamp, then released the clamps. Didn't need an wood or jacks to hold up the exhaust (hung on mufler clamp). Used a flat head to pry them out (thats why they are all messed up). Put the new gasket on the male side, and used a jack to CAREFULLY move them up into place. Then replaced clamps.[/QUOTE

Just wondering , Did you replace them with the Honda gaskets [18392-mam-00] ??
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boborgera said:
Fly boy said:
Don't know if they really needed to be replaced, but the right side had the signs so I did it anyway.

extremely smooth on the inside/outside. I only loosened up the muffler clamp, then released the clamps. Didn't need an wood or jacks to hold up the exhaust (hung on mufler clamp). Used a flat head to pry them out (thats why they are all messed up). Put the new gasket on the male side, and used a jack to CAREFULLY move them up into place. Then replaced clamps.[/QUOTE

Just wondering , Did you replace them with the Honda gaskets [18392-mam-00] ??
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Yes, honda gasket's are on the inside, originals on the outside, with respect to exhaust location. They were damaged from my screw driver, don't know if they really needed to be replaced.
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