85 to 88 Suzuki LT230S Quadsport help.
Yeah mine was the same freakin way
I hate having to modify "bolt on" aftermarket parts and if mine had been a mistake I would have sent it back...but they claim it isn't a mistake lol and they're all made that way. Some guys have put in longer studs which can be a pain. I decided to cut off part of that fatter part so it was slightly longer than the original head pipe was. I then held it flush on the belt sander to get it perfectly smooth again making it fit using the stock studs. Only issue that causes is where the muffler mounts to the frame the holes no longer line up due to the fact that the head pipe is pushed further towards the back of the quad. I cut about a half inch off the pipe where the muffler slides on and also elongated the holes where the muffler mounts so it would fit properly. Its an pain but I really do like the way it sounds and feels.
I hate having to modify "bolt on" aftermarket parts and if mine had been a mistake I would have sent it back...but they claim it isn't a mistake lol and they're all made that way. Some guys have put in longer studs which can be a pain. I decided to cut off part of that fatter part so it was slightly longer than the original head pipe was. I then held it flush on the belt sander to get it perfectly smooth again making it fit using the stock studs. Only issue that causes is where the muffler mounts to the frame the holes no longer line up due to the fact that the head pipe is pushed further towards the back of the quad. I cut about a half inch off the pipe where the muffler slides on and also elongated the holes where the muffler mounts so it would fit properly. Its an pain but I really do like the way it sounds and feels.
Yeah mine was the same freakin way
I hate having to modify "bolt on" aftermarket parts and if mine had been a mistake I would have sent it back...but they claim it isn't a mistake lol and they're all made that way. Some guys have put in longer studs which can be a pain. I decided to cut off part of that fatter part so it was slightly longer than the original head pipe was. I then held it flush on the belt sander to get it perfectly smooth again making it fit using the stock studs. Only issue that causes is where the muffler mounts to the frame the holes no longer line up due to the fact that the head pipe is pushed further towards the back of the quad. I cut about a half inch off the pipe where the muffler slides on and also elongated the holes where the muffler mounts so it would fit properly. Its an pain but I really do like the way it sounds and feels.
I hate having to modify "bolt on" aftermarket parts and if mine had been a mistake I would have sent it back...but they claim it isn't a mistake lol and they're all made that way. Some guys have put in longer studs which can be a pain. I decided to cut off part of that fatter part so it was slightly longer than the original head pipe was. I then held it flush on the belt sander to get it perfectly smooth again making it fit using the stock studs. Only issue that causes is where the muffler mounts to the frame the holes no longer line up due to the fact that the head pipe is pushed further towards the back of the quad. I cut about a half inch off the pipe where the muffler slides on and also elongated the holes where the muffler mounts so it would fit properly. Its an pain but I really do like the way it sounds and feels.
that might get their attention! The stock exhaust was shot on mine and I didn't want to go with the cobra pipe either. I had the cobra exhaust setup on my old 250 yamaha timberwolf and I hated it. Sounded like crap and didn't last long either.
vinces cycle may have some of his exhausts still. i heard he was trying to sell everything, might have some left
New Suzuki LT230S Quad Sport Parts at Vince's Cycle
New Suzuki LT230S Quad Sport Parts at Vince's Cycle
vinces cycle may have some of his exhausts still. i heard he was trying to sell everything, might have some left
New Suzuki LT230S Quad Sport Parts at Vince's Cycle
New Suzuki LT230S Quad Sport Parts at Vince's Cycle
I would check the rod first. If it rocks on the crank and/or if the wrist pin rocks inside the rod, you have a bad rod.


