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    Exhaust on GS 450

    Hello everyone
    I have a question about my exhaust. I want to put a new system on my 450 and I saw a 2 into 1 made by MAC. I was wondering if anyone has installed this system. If so do I have to change the jetting on my carbs, and how about the sound? I also have a set of engine guards on my bike will they pose a problem? Or would my best bet be to replace with the stock exhaust pipes one on each side. ALL comments,opinions,and sugestions are welcome.

    THANKS Jae

    #2
    Here are some pics of my 450..... You can see the "custom" exhaust on mine. I'd love a nice 2-1 myself but there are many things that I need to do first.

    (BTW, I did NOT do that to the exhaust)

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      #3
      Hey Brent

      This is my first bike. It looks a little different than your although it to is a1980 modle. It is a L model, it has taller handlebars and a sissy bar on the back. I have repainted it blue and polished some of the aluminum on it. I will try to get some before and after pictures on this site when I get done restoring it. I have had a blast just doing that, but I can hardly wait for the weather to turn so I can get out on the road again. Is your bike all stock (except for your pipes)?

      Thanks for the reply Jae

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        #4
        As far as I can tell most of the stuff not replaced after it being laid down is all stock. I am assuming the pipes were changed after a drop. I am thinking this bike had a rough life before I got ahold of it. I just put a GS550 front brake reservoir on it. The plastic one it came with rotted away.

        There is a 450L in a yard near the house whose exhaust I am eyeing at this time. Just don't see paying $75 for used pipes.....

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