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How To Make Your Own Exhaust Slip Ons
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Pinebutt
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And so begins the next project.
Nicely Done.
Nicely Done.
rino60
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Absolutely extraordinary mate - impressed with both the quality of the work, and the amazing sound. Move over MacGyver
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Sorry to revive an old thread, but damn. This is incredible. I wish I could make those end caps, this is the mod for me. Incredible work!
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I know exactly what you mean! I was blown away by this. Talk about mods! Hahaha!
Then I had the pleasure of meeting John and spending some time with him. Awesome person! :rockon:
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JT, can I use these if I don't have the ability to make my own end caps?
Cycle Gear - TWO BROTHERS RACING: TBR M-2/M-7 Magnesium Teflon Coated End Cap,
Cycle Gear - TWO BROTHERS RACING: TBR M-2/M-7 Magnesium Teflon Coated End Cap,
The link takes me to a generic sales page for cycle gear, however, I think I can answer your question.
Yes, however (there is always a however) you would have to be sure that the carbon fiber tubing is fairly close to the same dimensions that 2 bros uses (which I think it is) and you still need the inlet and outlets that go on at the front and rear of the tubing to bolt the end cap to.
Hope this helps. I really recommend that you give making your own a shot, it is very rewarding
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Thanks JT. You're right and I agree, but I don't think I have the time/talent/tools/resources to create my own. The best I can do is hopefully have my machine shop mill the inlet/outlet. The end caps are just way beyond what I can accomplish.
jacobmcfryer
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Sorry for digging up old threads, but DAMN! Those are some great sounding and looking pipes!!
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