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What a score indeed!
Ya buck, we both scored huge. That yosh stage 3 4 into 1 will look nice on my new project. That's the great thing about these bikes. There like a box of chocolates. You never no what your going to get. I ended up going to this guys house that Dan bought the 79 gs750 off of and bought another Yoshi 4 into 1 off him. It's the stage 1, almost identical to the one that is currently on my 77, but it has some slight differences. A little shorter tail pipes and the header pipes are spaced out a little further. Not to mention that there was some pin holes and damage to the bottom of the header. I took it to work and had the welder there weld it up, now I just need to grind down the welds and bring back the shape. I'm hoping it comes out fairly good. Anyways that guy had a 1000 and his plan is to put the 29mm smoothbores "amazing condition" on the 1000 and the yoshi stage 1 from the 79 he sold Dan. I looked at that yoshi stage 1 that came off the 79 and the header was no where near as good of shape as the stage three he sold us, the thing was the can is trashed on the stage 3. For me, that's a simple fix. I'm going to buy a 2.5"x1.5' exhaust pipe. Through so paint on it and it will look sweat. Jeff the guy Dan bought the bike off of is a pretty solid dude, looks like he got what he was looking for and just wanted to flip it quick to get what he had into it and hopefully someone else could do the same. Now Dan and my self benefitted also from that bike and we met another Gs guy that loves these bikes. Dan as far as those rings go, measure up your stock ones from the ones I sold you and compare with the yoshi. You might get lucky and they maybe the same thickness as the OEM 69mm. If they are you can go with the stock ring set. Again not so easy to find though. As you know I'm looking for a set my self. Then again we can buy them from Suzuki for a measly $300 for the complete set. For a set of steel rings. For that price you would think they were made from gold!
Ya buck, we both scored huge. That yosh stage 3 4 into 1 will look nice on my new project. That's the great thing about these bikes. There like a box of chocolates. You never no what your going to get. I ended up going to this guys house that Dan bought the 79 gs750 off of and bought another Yoshi 4 into 1 off him. It's the stage 1, almost identical to the one that is currently on my 77, but it has some slight differences. A little shorter tail pipes and the header pipes are spaced out a little further. Not to mention that there was some pin holes and damage to the bottom of the header. I took it to work and had the welder there weld it up, now I just need to grind down the welds and bring back the shape. I'm hoping it comes out fairly good. Anyways that guy had a 1000 and his plan is to put the 29mm smoothbores "amazing condition" on the 1000 and the yoshi stage 1 from the 79 he sold Dan. I looked at that yoshi stage 1 that came off the 79 and the header was no where near as good of shape as the stage three he sold us, the thing was the can is trashed on the stage 3. For me, that's a simple fix. I'm going to buy a 2.5"x1.5' exhaust pipe. Through so paint on it and it will look sweat. Jeff the guy Dan bought the bike off of is a pretty solid dude, looks like he got what he was looking for and just wanted to flip it quick to get what he had into it and hopefully someone else could do the same. Now Dan and my self benefitted also from that bike and we met another Gs guy that loves these bikes. Dan as far as those rings go, measure up your stock ones from the ones I sold you and compare with the yoshi. You might get lucky and they maybe the same thickness as the OEM 69mm. If they are you can go with the stock ring set. Again not so easy to find though. As you know I'm looking for a set my self. Then again we can buy them from Suzuki for a measly $300 for the complete set. For a set of steel rings. For that price you would think they were made from gold!
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