1990 CBR600F slip on diameter?
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Thanks for measuring for me!
I didn't get with that guy before he closed shop, but am going back today. This did give me chance to go home and measure my own, looks like it is just under 2.00 OD at what I believe is the header.
I am assuming there was once a mid pipe or the stock muffler had a section with a slight turn in it to bring it on angle with the bike itself. Otherwise if I mount a straight muffler to this it will stick out a lot. Luckily I can weld if needed.
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I didn't get with that guy before he closed shop, but am going back today. This did give me chance to go home and measure my own, looks like it is just under 2.00 OD at what I believe is the header.
I am assuming there was once a mid pipe or the stock muffler had a section with a slight turn in it to bring it on angle with the bike itself. Otherwise if I mount a straight muffler to this it will stick out a lot. Luckily I can weld if needed.
http://s1315.photobucket.com/user/projo1981/media/20161018_172818_zpsk2n7nyec.jpg.html][/URL]
http://s1315.photobucket.com/user/projo1981/media/20161018_172825_zpsithjhi7m.jpg.html][/URL]
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I have one header like yours. The stock header doesn't have that bend in the pipe and terminates lower. The stock muffler has the extra pipe on it. Basically you can make anything that is close work. I put a Kawasaki Ninja upswept muffler on the Playboy bike. It was 2 1/8" diameter. I just put a packing in there. Smaller diameter than approx. 1 7/8" might not work.
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