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Old January 4th, 2020, 08:32 AM   #32
DannoXYZ
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Originally Posted by zhowfast View Post
That doesn't seem too hard... I am not a huge fan of the stock exhaust I'll see what it takes and maybe post some pics!
Easiest way is to mount muffer first (note custom brackets in photo above). Once muffler is fixed in 3D-space, you can them make middle section that connects to header pipes.

I'm not fan of that conical adapter because it doesn't have positive seal with lots of surface-area. It'll leak unless it's welded to mid-pipe section as final step. Check out how stock and various aftermarket exhausts are desgined on pre-gen/new-gen bikes. I have comparison here: https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=338180 . Best solution is conical mid-pipe that continuously expands to muffler-inlet diameter as that'll maximize performance. Tyga exhaust is best for new-gens, makes most power-gains of +22% more than stock!



Some photos (ones that survived Photobucket purge) and videos of using that cone-adapter to fit universal mufflers to various exhausts. Stock and Tyga exhaust. Had to trim off tip of 38mm cone to fit Tyga 42.5mm exhaust pipe. el cheapo muffler from ali #2
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