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MAC bullet-tip slip ons...

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No experience with Mac products, but these look ok to me. Should be a reasonable replacement and may not be loud. Looks like you might be able to get them at less than the buy it now price. Ray
 
Thanks for the feedback. I think Im going to go for it, as the price really cannot be beat for a new pair compared to other offerings Ive seen. Just dont want to bolt-on another 30+ y/o part and have that rot out quickly as well...
 
hakuin said:
Thanks for the feedback. I think Im going to go for it, as the price really cannot be beat for a new pair compared to other offerings Ive seen. Just dont want to bolt-on another 30+ y/o part and have that rot out quickly as well...
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Please post a video of the sound after you get them installed and jetted properly.

Daniel
 
WOW! The set showed up on my porch today!! Hope I can get to this project while the snow is here (assuming it ever stops). We'll see how well the mufflers work...definitely NOS pipes/mufflers.
 
I have a MAC 4to1 header on the 750, it was on the bike when I bought it in 2000. It's rusty and ugly, but still solid. Currently it's wrapped in header wrap :( to hide the rust pits and rock dents.
 
They accepted my offer for $110.00!
They might even go lower. :eek:

Daniel
 
If I had an 850 I'd buy a set at that price even if I didn't need them.
 
hakuin said:
WOW! The set showed up on my porch today!! Hope I can get to this project while the snow is here (assuming it ever stops).
We'll see how well the mufflers work...definitely NOS pipes/mufflers.
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Well?
Got a video clip to share with us yet?
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Daniel
 
Great deal....at that price, I'd buy them just for the sheer novelty of sporting pipes like these! Mac quality was probably much better, back in the day, so scoring NOS is a bonus.;)
 
NICE! Still putting them on mine...(Halfway there). Looking forward to hearing them up close.
 
Would these fit an 1980, 850L. My right pipe baffles are rotted through and this seems to be a pretty reasonable(cheap) solution.
 
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