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Message: [QUOTE="canyncarvr, post: 735304, member: 16552"] Your description puts your finger between the front bracket right at the head/cylinder junction. Fuzzy's right. There should be NO goop there. None! An exhaust 'leak' will be a detriment to performance and should be taken care of. Doubt you would see the evidence of that where your description (I think) puts your finger. You might check the torque on the head fasteners. [b]DO NOT[/B] tighten them past spec 'for good measure' cuz it's leaking. If the fastener's are loose, maybe that will take care of the spooge. If they aren't, at least take the head off, clean up the mating surfaces real well (check for damage to either surface) replace the gasket..[b]torque the fasteners[/b] on reassembly. Jet your bike correctly to get rid of the drips in the first place. [/QUOTE]