Want to shorten my Carbon Fiber Yoshi...any suggestions?
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Not cutting yoshi...any suggestions on shorty pipes? Want to trade out CF RS3?
Hello, I currently have an RS3 carbon yoshi...my friend shortened his non carbon pipe and i really like the look and sound it produces now.
Anyone have any suggestions on cutting carbon? I am pretty sure it can be done but want to be sure before i try. Thanks so much for any help.
Mike
Anyone have any suggestions on cutting carbon? I am pretty sure it can be done but want to be sure before i try. Thanks so much for any help.
Mike
Last edited by Lowridese; 06-21-2010 at 11:54 AM.
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is your friend for things like this. The worst part about cutting any fiberous material is the tiny fibers that come out. wear a mask, goggles, gloves, and long sleeves......it can get pretty itchy when it contacts skin. running water over it while your cutting can minimize air born particles. use tape to mark your edge all the way around the canister. after you cut it, sand the edge with a fine grit paper and reseal it with super glue.
Depending on how much your cutting, you could take a couple practice runs if you wanted.
Depending on how much your cutting, you could take a couple practice runs if you wanted.
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Yes I had thought of that when I said duck tape haha. Nothing goo gone cant fix but glad we thought of it now. Ok so tape it off, I just wonder what the best tool would be to cut it...hmmmm most likely something I do not have haha. I also wonder if I will need a power commander after doing this...
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Do it and take pictures! We all love pictures here on the internets.
Measure twice and cut once!
Don't forget that you'll need a rivet gun, and a dremel tool is not absolutely necessary but made the project a 100x easier.
I got mine at a yard sale for $5 and it was the best 5 bucks i've ever spent.
Unless i goto taco bell then i always say "oh yea this is the best 5 buck i've ever spent!" gotta love them volcano tacos...
Measure twice and cut once!
Don't forget that you'll need a rivet gun, and a dremel tool is not absolutely necessary but made the project a 100x easier.
I got mine at a yard sale for $5 and it was the best 5 bucks i've ever spent.
Unless i goto taco bell then i always say "oh yea this is the best 5 buck i've ever spent!" gotta love them volcano tacos...
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