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Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => FZS600 Fazer => Topic started by: garyb on 06 July 2013, 02:31:47 pm

Title: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: garyb on 06 July 2013, 02:31:47 pm
Folks my year 2000 boxeye came fitted with a lovely stainless 4-1 system and has a viper can with link pipe fitted too.
 
I am finding the viper can too loud for me (even with the baffle in) and would prefer a stock can for the quiet life
 
My question is will a standard can fit on the 4-1 pipe? and if yes, does anyone have a standard can for sale?
 
I have no idea what make the 4-1 system is.
 
Any help or suggestion appreciated.
 
Thanks Gary
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 06 July 2013, 03:50:56 pm
Hard to say for definite if the link pipe will fit, as some makes do differ in size, especially as you don't even know the make.
If you wait a couple of hours i'll measure the diameter of the one in my garage for you.


http://www.fazerspares.com/catalogue/131-1_fuel-and-exhaust.htm (http://www.fazerspares.com/catalogue/131-1_fuel-and-exhaust.htm)
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: garyb on 06 July 2013, 04:02:11 pm
That would be great - appreciate it.
 
I think I will take off the viper can and link pipe and measure the outside diameter of the 4-1 pipe too.
 
Cheers :)
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 06 July 2013, 04:06:10 pm
If its the same as standard can we strike up a swap deal for my standard?

Cheers
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 06 July 2013, 04:29:30 pm
Standard end can has an approximate inner diameter of 50mm, but mine has an inner sleeve that makes it approximately 47mm.
Hope that helps.  8)
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: garyb on 06 July 2013, 04:51:25 pm
Standard end can has an approximate inner diameter of 50mm, but mine has an inner sleeve that makes it approximately 47mm.
Hope that helps.  8)

 
 
Cheers mate - I just measured the O/D of my 4-1 pipe and as best as I can see it's about 45mm or so - I reckon its close enough to match up.
 
(http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/garybartley/2A61AC00-5086-4E7F-8430-460D74430B38-3145-0000030F759DDAFC_zps58a2fe3c.jpg)
 
 

If its the same as standard can we strike up a swap deal for my standard?

Cheers

 
Sure why not - sounds like a good option for us both  :)
 
 
 
 
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 06 July 2013, 05:15:41 pm
You will need that inner sleeving then.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 06 July 2013, 08:51:22 pm

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Sure why not - sounds like a good option for us both  :)
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Ill pull mine off soon (?) and just check the sizes and sleeving. Ill also send you a pic of mine cos it has a couple of places where my heel has took some paint off the link pipe.

The silencer itself is spotless.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 07 July 2013, 08:42:37 am

 
Sure why not - sounds like a good option for us both  :)


Ill pull mine off soon (?) and just check the sizes and sleeving. Ill also send you a pic of mine cos it has a couple of places where my heel has took some paint off the link pipe.

The silencer itself is spotless.



It's a bugger when that happens....

Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: ChristoT on 07 July 2013, 02:50:45 pm
Your pipes look identical to mine, so should be fine. On the stock can, be careful with the heat paste & mesh infill - I buggered mine up before I got the new can, and needed a lot of exhaust cement to fix it!  :eek
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 08 July 2013, 09:51:56 am
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Any tips on getting the foccer off would be gratefully appreciated.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: Dead Eye on 08 July 2013, 11:08:35 am
Its two bolts and just pull it - its soo easy even a blind man could do it
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 08 July 2013, 01:17:26 pm
Its not pulling off. Its not twisting off. I have stainless headers on so I'm thinking they may be some very old exhaust sealant keeping it stuck fast.
I've tried tapping it off also but I don't want to damage the thing if its going to someone else.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: Dead Eye on 08 July 2013, 02:33:41 pm
Huh... well that throws my analogy out the window

I've never come across a stock one that doesn't just pull off without much effort :( Not sure what to suggest as you appear to have tried everything I would have
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 08 July 2013, 02:50:01 pm
Bit more brute force whilst twisting is needed, it will come off, it's only a pipe over a pipe!
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: garyb on 08 July 2013, 04:40:24 pm
Its not pulling off. Its not twisting off. I have stainless headers on so I'm thinking they may be some very old exhaust sealant keeping it stuck fast.
I've tried tapping it off also but I don't want to damage the thing if its going to someone else.


Yeah - don't wreck that now you hear!

The viper came off mine no bother. There was a gasket on the link pipe where it joins the header so will leave that in if you can do the same for your one.

(http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/garybartley/image_zps88c558b6.jpg)

Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 08 July 2013, 06:59:47 pm
I will keep trying. Ill have a go tomorrow after ive used the bike, maybe a bit of heat might help.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: darrsi on 08 July 2013, 08:40:15 pm
I will keep trying. Ill have a go tomorrow after ive used the bike, maybe a bit of heat might help.

It will help you burn yourself  :lol
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: lds1973 on 09 July 2013, 05:54:24 pm
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Success. Ill pm you garyb.
Title: Re: FZS600 - Exhaust
Post by: garyb on 09 July 2013, 06:07:31 pm

Success. Ill pm you garyb.

 
Grand so  :)