| Author | Message | ||
     Geedee |
Looking for OEM mufflers for a '95 S2 and a '96 S1. Prepared to pay good bickies if I can find them. | ||
| Phelan |
Dang Gary, I just sold my nearly pristine stock muffler about 3 weeks ago! | ||
| Geedee |
I saw that, but you sold it to a good man so I wasn't upset. | ||
| Geedee |
Bump | ||
| Twobuells |
I have a 1998 stock S1 Muffler Could be a 1996..... I've owned two 1996 S1's and a 1998 S1. I think I replace the 1998 Muffler with the Race Kit exhaust on my 1998 so I'm thinking its a 1998 Muffler I also have a 1999 Stock Muffler from a Thunderbolt  | ||
| Phelan |
Michael, can you measure the inlet on that muffler? A '98 could be 2.5", whereas Gary needs a 2" IIRC. | ||
| Geedee |
Thanks Twobuells, that's encouraging and I'm interested. Please tell me more. I'm guessing the '99 Thunderbolt muffler is S3? Is it the same as S2 and/or are the internals the same? Am I right that the 1998 S1 muffler will fit a '96, and (I'm assuming here) have a 2 inch pipe to the collector unlike the 2.5 inch on the S1W? Do the baffles and rust rattle around when you shake them?  Gary | ||
| Twobuells |
I took the muffler off early in the bikes life. Its been sitting in my garage for about 15 years. No rusty or loose baffles 2" inlet, my bike was a S1 not a S1W the price I quoted you was with shipping and for just the one muffler I'll dig up a picture and post one of the 99 S3 muffler. I do not think it will work with the older S2 (Message edited by twobuells on May 03, 2014) | ||
| Ratbuell |
S2 mufflers are unique. 2" straight inlet, no elbow. The first 2.5" mufflers (98 S1W and S3) were stainless, not painted. | ||
| Korskov |
I have two S2 stock mufflers with clamps and one hanging bracket with bolts | ||
| Stuarth224 |
i'm looking for a muffler for the 95 s2 would prefer OEM but at this point i just want to get her back on the road. |
