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Got myself a new exhaust shame that it don’t fit.

It is only pinched on with one bolt in the picture. It’s off a 2001/2002 zx6r/636

Dean

do you mean the 3 holes are pitched differently??

yeah and is a little bit wider

dean

going to sell it on i think what do you think £100 it's got to be worth that

dean

some better pics of the can on the bike and up close







dean

bike looks much nicer now that you've got the rear end on again!

You can get adpters that go onto a slip on type link pipe that converts into a 3 point bolt mount. Could get one of them saw the standard 3 bolt mount off then fit the adpter.

Yeah i think the bike looks better with the back end on and the ninja sticker removed.
I like the sound of that adapter cos i would like to keep it and if i do IT will be cut in half i don't like big end cans the smaller the better.
I would really like one like this mini gp can £165 on eBay custom made

dean

What about cutting the pipe right off see pic and welding a link pipe back on?

Or weld one of these things on

i was looking at getting that custom gp can from ebay, looks proper nice

not a bad price either

that it does mate but a stubby yoshi is just as nice


dean

make your own stubby!

stuby cans are piss easy to make, hacksaw and a rivet gun and your done

been looking on ebay and i found this Highly Customisable Universal Exhaust Adapter
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 3DWatching
dean

Master,

MAKE YOUR OWN STUBBY

Complete novice in this area, I have a damaged stainless Scorpion end can, that I may be able to make into a stubby, details are....

The riveted band where can attaches to pipe has lost a rivet, inturn the join in the stainless has split (split @7mm, so the can blows like a pig.

Basically can this end of the can be chopped, the 3 stud connection removed and rejoined to the now shorter pipe?

If so, other than a hacksaw and rivet gun, what else would I need?

How much can the can be reduced in length, considering I am using standard hanger?

I will repeat I am a complete novice, however I have put the standard zorst back on and the scorpion can is currently scrap, so no loss if I screw this right up!

Thanks


Rob.

get yourself a nice big jubilee clip to fit round the can before cutting so you will get a nice clean line that will match up all round., drill them rivets out and remove the flange, bear in mind you will need to cut through the baffle and the padding inside, its best if you can strip the can down completely before cutting it so you know what you've got.

post a pic mate so i can see the split.

other things you'll need, new padding, rivets, jubilee clip,