87 - 88 Hurricane USED Aftermarket Exhaust WANTED
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02-18-2008, 07:41 PM
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87 - 88 Hurricane USED Aftermarket Exhaust WANTED
Cannot afford $400 or so on an older bike upgrade but will possibly pay half.
I really want something that sounds better than a sewing machine running.
Thanks
g4designs@tx.rr.com
I really want something that sounds better than a sewing machine running.
Thanks
g4designs@tx.rr.com
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02-19-2008, 12:35 AM
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RE: 87 - 88 Hurricane USED Aftermarket Exhaust WANTED
I'm not sure if you can use these... but the might end up being a good deal:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...spagenameZWDVW
PD: oops, you said aftermarket...! [
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...spagenameZWDVW
PD: oops, you said aftermarket...! [
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02-19-2008, 05:08 AM
RE: 87 - 88 Hurricane USED Aftermarket Exhaust WANTED
Cut 4" off the can, shorten the baffle by the same amount, reweld/braze/rivet the end plates back, and you'll have a mean set of pipes, jetting should be OK, and the sound is awesome......much deeper tone and a good bit louder, especially past 6000 revs when it has a real snarl......my pipes are s/steel, but are basicly that configuration.......
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RE: 87 - 88 Hurricane USED Aftermarket Exhaust WANTED
ORIGINAL: Shadow1
Cut 4" off the can, shorten the baffle by the same amount, reweld/braze/rivet the end plates back, and you'll have a mean set of pipes, jetting should be OK, and the sound is awesome......much deeper tone and a good bit louder, especially past 6000 revs when it has a real snarl......my pipes are s/steel, but are basicly that configuration.......
Cut 4" off the can, shorten the baffle by the same amount, reweld/braze/rivet the end plates back, and you'll have a mean set of pipes, jetting should be OK, and the sound is awesome......much deeper tone and a good bit louder, especially past 6000 revs when it has a real snarl......my pipes are s/steel, but are basicly that configuration.......
Thanks for all the Replies!
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