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BEERO
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by BEERO » Wed May 02, 2012 10:44 pm
Hi all!
that's the story - i bought my bike with quite ugly silencer and headers, and deadly needed to replace this :
and just bought these Carbon- looking cans, but they are a bit heavy and i'm not sure if the tiny peg mounts will handle with this weight :
So the question is - does anyone knows the weight of the original TRX silencers ? (i know it is a ridiculous question but still - don't want to lose some parts during a bumpy ride)
Thanks in advance!
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fung
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by fung » Wed May 02, 2012 10:48 pm
don't worry mate, the std cans are like boat anchors.
as long as you line it all up and tighten correctly you should be alright.
cheers
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BEERO
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by BEERO » Wed May 02, 2012 10:57 pm
Ahh, this is great relief!
thanks a lot for your response!
I'll update here the final result

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by Killerwhale » Thu May 03, 2012 6:20 am
BEERO wrote:Ahh, this is great relief!
thanks a lot for your response!
I'll update here the final result

6Kg each

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by phuk72 » Thu May 03, 2012 7:49 am
Killerwhale wrote:6Kg each

is the right answer!
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by ekoja » Thu May 03, 2012 9:26 am
BEERO wrote:
that's the story - i bought my bike with quite ugly silencer and headers,
Geez they are ugly,
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BEERO
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by BEERO » Thu May 03, 2012 3:19 pm
wow, 6 kilos! - this is really heavy
Yup, this was my first job - to throw off the cans and the header, but then the problems began - the headers(standart) I purchased from ebay.co.uk was without flanges and had to make some solution..
The other huge problem is that the right rear peg/exhaust mount is missing and i can't find in the ebay such - all of the offers are for left mount - now trying to understand the German language so that i can search in the ebay.de ... Wish me luck
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by phuk72 » Thu May 03, 2012 3:44 pm
where are you?
I've got some rear footpegs / exhaust hangers
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BEERO
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by BEERO » Thu May 03, 2012 4:04 pm
i'm from Bulgaria

and most of the parts, that buying from E-bay UK, are via Bulgarian courier firm, that has office in London
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by fung » Thu May 03, 2012 9:19 pm
BEERO wrote:wow, 6 kilos! - this is really heavy
Yup, this was my first job - to throw off the cans and the header, but then the problems began - the headers(standart) I purchased from ebay.co.uk was without flanges and had to make some solution..
hi Beero
mince has a flange solution and i'm sure he will be along soon with the data

cheers
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by BEERO » Thu May 02, 2013 12:16 am
Once again want to thank to all of you guys!
Here is update of the frozen project Trixxie:
these days I bought a set of zzr1100 collars :
a bit rusty, but then sand blasted them, then painted with heat resistant paint:
then found right pillion peg and all was ready for assembling:
Have to admit that the sound is pretty good for a 3vd Engine in this bike (hope some day to find crank and camshafts for the 4UN)
and sneak a peek for my next project (Yamazaki):
