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Exhaust sleeve

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Anyone no where I can get an exhaust sleeve as I'm trying to resleeve my ethos I'd prefer carbon

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100mm od
96mm id
440mm length
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Have you tried PJ engineering?
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http://www.pjengineering.co.uk/products.php?cat=3
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Yes pj engineering dont have 96mm id closest are 86mm or 99mm
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Ohhhh i might resleeve my ethos need to measure,

Maybe theyd be interested if they had interest in a different size
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Ive looked into getting odd sized sleeves made up in the past, IIRC a min of 6m would need to be ordered before they would consider it. Cant remember who that was with but i did try everyone.
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just measured id need a 100mm od!

Hmmm
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Yes that's what mine is 100mm od and I've got it apart its 96mm id
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I got my bits from these guys in the past (http://www.aa16.co.uk/) and rebuilt a couple of exhausts.

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Not too far from you really ;)
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I've used A16 a lot, mainly for race fairings though. They are damned good guys, completely straight down the line.
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