Exhaust Combatibility
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- lloydspencer
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Exhaust Combatibility
Hey guys,
I have some questions regarding exhausts. I see that there aren't any aftermarket exhausts for sale on jap4performance or on ebay(atm)
The bike in question is a standard GK76
Can you fit exhausts from previous models onto a GJ76?
What are the best exhausts and what are the ones to avoid?
Where is the best place to keep an eye out for exhausts?
Has anyone got any for sale?
If anyone has any good links for sites selling aftermarket exhausts and more or yahoo japan links that would be great :)
Thanks
I have some questions regarding exhausts. I see that there aren't any aftermarket exhausts for sale on jap4performance or on ebay(atm)
The bike in question is a standard GK76
Can you fit exhausts from previous models onto a GJ76?
What are the best exhausts and what are the ones to avoid?
Where is the best place to keep an eye out for exhausts?
Has anyone got any for sale?
If anyone has any good links for sites selling aftermarket exhausts and more or yahoo japan links that would be great :)
Thanks
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
A company on ebay (Sandybikespares) makes stainless steel headers. As for an end can, anything which takes a 54mm link pipe (if i remember correctly) will fit.
hope this helps....
hope this helps....
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
Are they race headers or OEM replacements?
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
Is anyone running full systems? There are a few on Yahoo Japan but I find it hard searching on there.
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
There are very few about, the sandybike ones are replacment and ive no idea if they are any good.
You can buy RPM new on yahoo for mega money, again no idea how good they are.
Second hand RPM twin stack on Yahoo for okish money if you search gsx-r400.
You can buy RPM new on yahoo for mega money, again no idea how good they are.
Second hand RPM twin stack on Yahoo for okish money if you search gsx-r400.
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
I read somewhere about there being a shallower sump.
Could you fit this to a GK76 then be able to a GK73 exhaust system?
Could you fit this to a GK76 then be able to a GK73 exhaust system?
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
Hi,
You can swop the sump from Bandit4 to 73A and then fit the B4 pipe (touches the fairing a little) but the 76A has a completely different sump and a canister oil filter that mean only 76A pipes fit. I was looking into making some in stainless but people dont want to spend £300/400 quid on a pipe so never bothered.
You can swop the sump from Bandit4 to 73A and then fit the B4 pipe (touches the fairing a little) but the 76A has a completely different sump and a canister oil filter that mean only 76A pipes fit. I was looking into making some in stainless but people dont want to spend £300/400 quid on a pipe so never bothered.
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
Remembered to get you the link to the RPM twin tail-
http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... rmd%3Divns

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... rmd%3Divns

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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
If you need someone to help with funding a new exhaust I would be very interested. £300/400 seems cheap compared to others that available for other 400's.
Also interested if someone has a GK76 exhaust for sale atm
Also interested if someone has a GK76 exhaust for sale atm
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Re: Exhaust Combatibility
LOL not many people think like you and dont want to spend the same amount on a pipe as ther complete bike cost.
I have a jig already made up but dont have the time at present to work on pipes, its mostly down to not having the space but am getting a new/large garage this year and hopefully things will then change.
I have a jig already made up but dont have the time at present to work on pipes, its mostly down to not having the space but am getting a new/large garage this year and hopefully things will then change.