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What kind of exhaust is this?

  • Thread starter Thread starter dlanes
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Yeah...just a simple piece of stock will hold it, just use lock washers. Did you replace the crush gaskets?

Jeff (teet)
 
I think mine is a MAC as well. There are no markings on it at all.

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Yah, exhaust looks the same. Where did you mount the muffler to. I can't see it in pics.
 
dlanes said:
Yah, exhaust looks the same. Where did you mount the muffler to. I can't see it in pics.
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Sorry these aren't the best, but I just ran out and snapped them in the dark....little dirty under there...lol

Jeff (teet)


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teet said:
Sorry these aren't the best, but I just ran out and snapped them in the dark....little dirty under there...lol

Jeff (teet)


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Those are great pictures. I think that explains what you were talking about perfectly.
 
Yah, those pictures are perfect. I was thinking how I was going to mount it at that point and how I would have to bend the mount.
 
dlanes said:
Yah, those pictures are perfect. I was thinking how I was going to mount it at that point and how I would have to bend the mount.
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Glad I could help! Let us know how you make out with it.

Jeff (teet)
 
blowerbike said:
sleek rainbow titanium finishes.
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...which is very pretty, but actually indicates that the titanium reached a critical temperature without being properly shielded, thus dragging in atmospheric contamination. It looks very pretty, but it is not as strong. The only color that should ever appear in a titanium weld is a light yellow--shiny, chromey look is preferable.

I hope to pick up a used Kerker pretty soon for my GS750. First, I need to get it running.
 
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