Rossco
Joined : 26 Apr 2008 Posts : 12
| Subject: Stock muffler Thu Jun 12, 2008 1:20 am | |
| Does anyone in Australia have their stock muffler sitting around collecting dust??
I really like the look of the stock exhaust and would like to open up a muffler and "retube" it to get a nicer note. But I don't want to be off the road while doing it.
I'm in WA.
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Cat

Age : 40 Joined : 30 Mar 2008 Posts : 120 Location : Cornwall, England
| Subject: Re: Stock muffler Thu Jun 12, 2008 9:40 am | |
| | Rossco wrote: | Does anyone in Australia have their stock muffler sitting around collecting dust??
I really like the look of the stock exhaust and would like to open up a muffler and "retube" it to get a nicer note. But I don't want to be off the road while doing it.
I'm in WA.
Thanks |
You don't have to be off the road. One of the member has drilled out the centre and put in some picture on the site how he did it. Probably took him 30 mins at the most. It's in this catorgary "stock exhaust mod how-to" |
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azvforce
Joined : 22 Apr 2008 Posts : 25
| Subject: Re: Stock muffler Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:49 am | |
| | Yup, see the how-to I posted. Its sounds so clean and smooth, I may just keep the stock exhaust. |
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qantasman
Joined : 07 Aug 2008 Posts : 21 Location : Australia
| Subject: Re: Stock muffler Mon Aug 25, 2008 10:51 am | |
| There is a bike shop in QLD that had a Yoshi exhaust on one of their demonstrators they may have a stock exhaust available. Give them a call on 07 54794344 Sunstate Motorcycles - Maroochydore. Or also this place in Victoria had a demonstrator with Yoshis on also Seaford Suzuki 03 97853844 |
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Rossco
Joined : 26 Apr 2008 Posts : 12
| Subject: Re: Stock muffler Mon Aug 25, 2008 8:55 pm | |
| Thanks Q'man, I have ended up with a set of carbon yoshis. LOVE them! Don't know what the removable baffles are for??? So they have been REMOVED hehe. |
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