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     Doninrenogmailcom |
I'd like to find an exhaust system like this one posted by "SHOT GUN" on another part of this site. Anyone got any ideas where I might find one like it or very similar?  . It is either find one like it or build one out of stainless and I am getting too lazy to TIG up another whole exhaust sustem! | ||
| Hawgford |
Might no be so bad to do. check out coneeng.com i have a cyclone and I'd be into a more Harley styled 2-1.. yes Hd had factory 2-1's and theres aftermarkets 2-1 for ironhead sporties..Might be fun to build a wicked stroker IH and stuff it in a buell frame..lol | ||
| Bartimus |
looks like a Thunderheader for a sportster. | ||
| Jayvee |
For comparison here's the Sportster on Thunderheader's web site: (Message edited by jayvee on October 22, 2019) | ||
| Jayvee |
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| Hawgford |
rear pipes look identical and the front pipe on the Buell shows someone took their time and did it right vs the thunderheader out wide pipe. I do prefer the thunderheader muffler and its distinctive sound and no rise in the pipe which looks jap as does the can. Dean Adams should see these pictures and be made aware of coneeng.com if he's not already.Only the head pipes are tricky and cone has ferritic and stainless in stock and a few prefab merges and cans options. Theres money to be made here.I already asked a few exhaust companies about makin pipes and they all said theres no money in it.I say horse feathers. All model pipes may have to be outside the frame on the rear but so be it.I cut down some stock sporty leftover heat shields for my stock M2 with a high heat [2000F] and 1200F they look factory..Who's got the skills? | ||
| Screamer |
Pretty sure the exhaust is a (NLA) “”Byone” system with a different muffler installed.   |
