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Will a Yoshimura oil cooled GSXR 1100 header fit a GSX1100 air cooled head? Thanks, G.Tags: None
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Originally posted by Don Giablo View PostWill a Yoshimura oil cooled GSXR 1100 header fit a GSX1100 air cooled head? Thanks, G.
Whoops now I read you say "air cooled GSX1100".
Answer? : The GSXR 1100 port spacing (center to center) is idential to the GS1100 80-83 and GS1150 84-86
The exhaust flanges are narrower on the GSXR than the GS; you either swap them out or slot the holes.Last edited by posplayr; 10-19-2009, 11:14 AM.
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El Giablo
Thank you! I still need your 18" wheels, for my project. I sent an email to the guy that you mentioned, with no response. I may have found a donor 750 frame with a 1200cc engine. We'll see what happens. G.
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tone
bandit 12 is the same as gsxr1100 regards the flanges & this b12 exhaust has been on both a gsx1100 & the current gsx750 with no mods, i dont see why a yoshi or any other aftermarket exhaust should be any different
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Originally posted by tone View Post
bandit 12 is the same as gsxr1100 regards the flanges & this b12 exhaust has been on both a gsx1100 & the current gsx750 with no mods, i dont see why a yoshi or any other aftermarket exhaust should be any different
So the key to look for is symmetry in the pipes as they exit the ports , bend and drop down to the collector. Allot of the Yoshi duplexes for example have some complex bends and most will not clear the cross brace described. Of course if you are willing to mod the frame then this issue can be mitigated.
By the way, even though I was sensitive to all these issues, I got fooled somewhat with my 2nd Gen SS Yoshi 4:2:1 pipe and I ended up with an interference issue in exactly this spot. I solved it by using exhaust spigot that pushed the exhaust forward about 0.75" and provided the required clearance with the frame.
In contrast the Muzzy SS pipe mounted on the GSXR1100G in my signature fits like a glove onto my GS1100ED. This pipe exhibits great bilateral symmetry which is the key characteristic of all the 4:1 pipes I have seen that will fit.
Tone the pipe you are showing there is quite symmetrical and so it fits without much issue at the cross brace. The first bend is made a good distance from the motor on all down tubes. Most Yoshi's don't look like that.
JimLast edited by posplayr; 10-20-2009, 03:54 PM.
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tone
Hey jim
You are right of course, some exhausts will foul the frame cross piece & some will foul the frame on the first bend of #4 pipe but the question was "will a gsxr exhaust fit a gsx head" to which the answer is always YES
tone
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Originally posted by tone View PostHey jim
You are right of course, some exhausts will foul the frame cross piece & some will foul the frame on the first bend of #4 pipe but the question was "will a gsxr exhaust fit a gsx head" to which the answer is always YES
tone
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tone
Originally posted by posplayr View PostOK U win;
we must have different Gixxers this side of the pond. The header flanges have to me modified for proper "fit"
#2 are your gixers different because you are special ?
#3 for the last time the question was do they fit the head & the answer is YES !.
#4 if the question had been do they fit the head AND around the frame the answer would have been, they fit the head but may require mods to clear the frame
the moral of all this bull is ask the question in the right way to get a full & correct answer,
eg i answered the question but didnt elaborate as i saw no need, after all nobody ever mentioned that the engine is in a gsx frame
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Tone,
Something is funny here. I know that GSXR 1100 86-91 (1st and 2nd gen) header flanges are narrower than 80-86 GS1100/GS1150's. That is fact and I have both 83 GS1100E and 86 GSXR1100G to confirm. My understanding is B12 Bandit engines are nearly identical to 2nd gen GSXR's so I don't see how you can say
this b12 exhaust has been on both a gsx1100 & the current gsx750 with no mods
Billy Ricks just bought a 1st Gen Hindle SS 4:2:1 brand new for a GSXR 750 and it bolted directly to his GS700 (line your GSX750). I don't think he had to modify it so that suggests the GS700/GS750 have the narrower exhaust flange bolt spacing and will not fit the GS1100E/GS1150's.
The picture I showed was me cutting the flanges because they did not fit (2nd gen Yoshi to GS1100E).
Jim
Originally posted by tone View Post
bandit 12 is the same as gsxr1100 regards the flanges & this b12 exhaust has been on both a gsx1100 & the current gsx750 with no mods, i dont see why a yoshi or any other aftermarket exhaust should be any different
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tone
Right Just so we know there's no confusion with uk & us models
This set of stock b12 exhaust downpipes has been on a gsx1100et 16v 1075cc engine in a stock frame, thats the round tube frame & square cam end cap engine, 83 to 85 from memory
it now resides on an 84 gsx750es as you can see
it has never been on a gsx1100ef /efe engine, so i cant comment there thats the engine that looks similar to my 750 but are 1135cc I believe you would call these an 1150
The exhaust shown is the same in respect of the flanges etc to the one fitted to my gsxr1100k engine, i'm 99% sure the earlier 1052 engines are also the same with regards fitting at the head
I agree there is something amiss here & i'm beginning to doubt myself so what i intend to do is borrow my mates gsx1100et for an hour to measure everything up & maybe even fit my spare b12 downpipes to it to be sure if he will let me
I'll get back to you on this one
cheers tone
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El Giablo
A little Giablo R&D!!! Okay friends, this is the deal! The Yoshimura header fits the head. No clearance issues. You MUST alter the flanges! Even the muffler fit, since I have already modified my frame with custom rear-sets. BUT the bend on the down tubes is incorrect. There are actually two bends. Way too much space between the bottom of the engine and the collector. I could have dealt with that, but it looked wrong. So, who wants an almost new Yosh exhaust for their 2nd generation GSXR1100?
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