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What kind of exhaust is this

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slowridevw

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I bought a 4 into 1 for my GS1000G now I need some help on finding out who made it to see if I can get some specs for it. The header pipes are all loose so they fit into a collector on the muffler. So I would also like to find out who made it to figure out which pipe goes where in the collector. If anyone know any info on this it would help a ton. Thanks
 
you should be able to work out the downpipe position quite easy. generally the 2 longer ones go on 1 + 4 and fit to the bottom of the collector and the 2 shorter ones on 2 + 3 join to the top of the collector.
 
Jemco

Jemco

So far the best suggestion has been Jemco as the maker of the exhaust. Anyone have any infomation on them? I looked at thier website but not to much info on there.
 
I don't know what pipe it is, but with the minimal offset behind the collector, I'd say it's some type of sidewinder pipe and you have the header pipes 90 degrees off in your photo
 
slowridevw said:
So far the best suggestion has been Jemco as the maker of the exhaust. Anyone have any infomation on them? I looked at thier website but not to much info on there.
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even if you find the make and their website,i doubt it will show you a clear pic of how it goes together.
are you sure the downpipes are not marked in anyway? sometimes it is stamped on the end where it slides into the collector
 
I will give it a good cleaning when I get home and see. Thanks for the imput
 
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