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vance& hine exhaust system

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hi guys i was on the usa Z1 web site and looking at the exhaust systems ,,,they fit 1980 gs1000e,,, do the header section have a gap to remove the oil filter without dramas regards oldgrumpy :)
 
hi guys i was on the usa Z1 web site and looking at the exhaust systems ,,,they fit 1980 gs1000e,,, do the header section have a gap to remove the oil filter without dramas regards oldgrumpy :)
I have the V&H megaphone on the 750 and I don't have any problems getting the filter out and I keep my centre stand! That's why I bought it. Oh and the fact that it sounds totally awesome!!:D
 
hi guys i was on the usa Z1 web site and looking at the exhaust systems ,,,they fit 1980 gs1000e,,, do the header section have a gap to remove the oil filter without dramas regards oldgrumpy :)
Oh by the way I got mine at the Motorcycle Superstore $328.00:)
 
I have a VH 4 into 1 on my 79 850. I don't have any trouble getting it out, but I did cut a cheap old rubber floor mat to shape so I could lay it down over the pipes to keep the draining oil off of them.

Rob
 
I don't have the V&H's pipe though do have the RC pipe which is exactly like the V&H, think V&H bought RC out in the early 80's. Though yeah you can get to your oil filter and drain plug just fine and retain your center stand. One thing you might wanna do is cover the pipes right under the filter because it will pour some oil over then when you take the cover off.
 
Just had thought when I read your post. I do the same thing and it just hit me. Find a large radiator hose off a diesel engine, semi or something. split it and cut the length to fit the pipe, I'm thinking the oil will then just roll off of it into your pan.

I have a VH 4 into 1 on my 79 850. I don't have any trouble getting it out, but I did cut a cheap old rubber floor mat to shape so I could lay it down over the pipes to keep the draining oil off of them.

Rob
 
You have to work behind the pipes to get the plate to the oil filter off. If you have the street pipes, they all go over to the right side and there is no pipe under the oil filter plate. Center stand is not affected. Drag pipes may be different and go underneath.
 
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