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I had my stock pipe just laying in the garage, so a few cuts, welds and bends later that's what we ended up with.
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We unbolted the header pipe on the rear cylinder and cut it off of the stock pipe and then welded a plate over the hole. Took the rear header and turned it over so it came out the right side, cut and re-welded it so it ran upwards. Had to cut, weld, heat it and bend it in a few places and had to cut the mouting brackets off of my stock pipe and weld them to the other side. A little more pain-in-the-*ss than it probably sounds, but well worth the trouble.
Has a nice deep smooth sound. The weather has been too bad for him to ride it other than a few trips up and down the road so we haven't had a chance to mess with the jetting or to even be able to tell how much power it added.
Has a nice deep smooth sound. The weather has been too bad for him to ride it other than a few trips up and down the road so we haven't had a chance to mess with the jetting or to even be able to tell how much power it added.
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Sounds like I might be in the market for a stock exaust..........I saw that someone else on this forum had done same thing..I might have to give it a try ..Thanks Kevin..........
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Oh yeah,!
KevinM?
anyway possible you could get a few choice pics up?Like to see a little more of it..Dont worry I wont pic it apart..(not that type of person)...I am more of a folower I likr to see it done before I attempt..Call me lazy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
KevinM?
anyway possible you could get a few choice pics up?Like to see a little more of it..Dont worry I wont pic it apart..(not that type of person)...I am more of a folower I likr to see it done before I attempt..Call me lazy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]


