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I've done a search but found nothing
![]() Looking at getting a new can, maybe a CCC. I understand I have to cut the link pipe I have now - Correct? Or is there any other methods? And would I be able to re-attach the original can again if I did fit an after market can. Any other tips and information appreciated. Thanks, Mat |
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yup
you need to cut the pipe, you should get a piece of pipe so you can refit the old one advice on cutting........... measure twice cut once |
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No real other method. For reference, when you make the cut, it should be approx. 5cm from the weld just after the collector.
If you cut it off, you can get small sleeves to connect the two halves of the pipes, but to be honest, once you've switched the can and hear the difference you won't want to. |
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Right, I'm getting a Scorpion tomorrow..
Asfar as fitting, I just need to make a straight cut in the pipe, about 5cm from where collector is welded to the original link pipe? Can anyone give me some more information, or is that it? Pictures would be appreciated. ![]() Thanks, Mat |
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45mm - 50mm from the weld, as said measure twice and cut once. The cut can be done easily with a hacksaw, it is easy to cut the link pipe with the system still on the bike however keep a constant eye out for background cutting (anything other than the link pipe).
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actually i cut mine and it took me ages. Advice don't use a grinder because it makes a horrible mess. Junior hacksaw with a strap of rubber wrapped around the swingarm to stop the scratching. And also remember you cut more off but you can put it back on so if you slightly over measure it's not too bad. |
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Fitted...
With the baffle in it sounds a million times better... ..With the baffle out, not even the same bike. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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