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    Help Me With My Open Pipes!

    I search for things on this forum, but I just have no clue sometimes... sorry if this is repetitive or dumb, but I was wondering about my exhaust...



    Right now I have open pipes and it's a 2 to 1 exhaust, I don't know much about bikes but have been lurking the forums and Bass Cliff's site, but what I don't get is how do I know if an exhaust can fit my pipes? Are all pipes the same? Is there a site I can go to and put in my bike and find an exhaust that fits?

    Thanks so much ahead of time!!
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    Measure the pipe and find an exhaust can to put on it, just about any after market exhaust slip-on that will fit the pipe will work. You may have to fabricate a mount but that shouldn't be to difficult. Of coarse you are going to have to rejet the carbs but that isn't all that hard either
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      Error Page | eBay
      http://www.ebay.com/itm/Suzuki-GS450-GS-450-2105-Mufflers-Exhaust-Silencers-/360428823891?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item53eb3b6553&vxp=mtr

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        Check auto parts stores for a glasspack.
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          #5
          Stock Harley pipes are dirt cheap, and they work pretty good on the GS engines.
          I have them on my 650, it works well.
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            #6
            Originally posted by hjfisk View Post
            Measure the pipe and find an exhaust can to put on it, just about any after market exhaust slip-on that will fit the pipe will work. You may have to fabricate a mount but that shouldn't be to difficult. Of coarse you are going to have to rejet the carbs but that isn't all that hard either
            Okay see that's what I was wondering... it just slips on? Well I will measure it next time I am home, and as far as that ebay post I don't need the whole exhaust just the muffler, I will def do a little more research.

            Edit: I got home and measured my pipe and it's 1 7/8" pretty much a 2" pipe, and I figured out that most mufflers just slip on the pipe with a clamp. Someone told me to go to Dime City Cycles but all their mufflers are for 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" which is lame-o! I am checking out some Harley ones now, I just don't know which ones slip on or mount or whatever the hell.
            Last edited by Guest; 02-16-2012, 03:25 AM.

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              #7
              Do these look like decent contenders?

              Super Trapp Slip-On

              Two Brothers Slip-On

              Patriot Slip-On
              Last edited by Guest; 02-16-2012, 04:20 AM.

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