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Looking for stock exhaust can or just the flange piece up to the muffler,cheeper the better
Wanted 90-93 Stock Exhaust
3 posts Started 10 Jan 2007 Last recovered post 15 Jan 2007 Wayback Machine snapshot 16 Feb 2007
green1,
Sorry, can't help you out, already used it to make my latest shotgun exhaust.
But I DO have the complete exhaust system from a 97 that will fit the 90-93, as long as you don't have a center stand, and than you can run any slip-on for a 94-97 and lose a few pounds.
If you're interested, PM me.
Larry
VFRRider
Sorry, can't help you out, already used it to make my latest shotgun exhaust.
But I DO have the complete exhaust system from a 97 that will fit the 90-93, as long as you don't have a center stand, and than you can run any slip-on for a 94-97 and lose a few pounds.
If you're interested, PM me.
Larry
VFRRider
green1,
Sorry, lied to you. Just found just the flange piece from the pipe, no clamp. You can reuse your clamp. Just weld this on to the pipe leading to your new can.
Make me a deal. $20 plus shipping.
No forget it. Let me tell you the easy way.
Go to your muffler job, give the poor guy a $20 and have him duplicate the belled part of the pipe on his little hydraulic pipe end machne out of aluminized steel. Looks like brushed stainless, easier to manipulate.
Much easier, and if he's talented, he can make the whole pipe up to the muffler. All you do is slide your clamp on for the VFR, slide your hanger on. and slide your slip-on can on. All done, use any can. I did it 3 times so far.
See,easy.
Larry
VFRrider
Sorry, lied to you. Just found just the flange piece from the pipe, no clamp. You can reuse your clamp. Just weld this on to the pipe leading to your new can.
Make me a deal. $20 plus shipping.
No forget it. Let me tell you the easy way.
Go to your muffler job, give the poor guy a $20 and have him duplicate the belled part of the pipe on his little hydraulic pipe end machne out of aluminized steel. Looks like brushed stainless, easier to manipulate.
Much easier, and if he's talented, he can make the whole pipe up to the muffler. All you do is slide your clamp on for the VFR, slide your hanger on. and slide your slip-on can on. All done, use any can. I did it 3 times so far.
See,easy.
Larry
VFRrider
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