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« on: February 22, 2003, 03:53:32 PM »

A 3" to 2" Stainless Steel Weld on reducer, Welded to 1/2 of a 2" SS coupler.
 
 
One piece of 2" SS pipe nipple
 
I carefully and gently, BEAT the header flange to the form of the 3" end of the reducer.
 
 
One done, on to the next.
 I didn't take many pics of this project. I was too busy cutting up my $1,200 stock pipes. I bought the stacks from a local truck dealer, they have to be 4" OD not ID. I measured the length I wanted on the bike, wrapped the pipes with tape, put a brand new fine tooth blade in the shop saw and cut very very slowly. I welded the nipple on to a 18" "bullet" glasspack.I cut the "cans" just below the last spot weld, that left about 1 1/2" of can left. I formed the can around the reducer, and tack welded it. Then I put it on the bike and screwed the pack on to the header. After I test fit the stacks, and tweaked the pack, and test fit again, until I was happy with the alignment, I welded them solid.
 
Looks pretty sharp, Eh?
 They sound great! And I now have over 42,000 trouble free miles on them now.
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