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Which SS Downpipe/end can?
#21
I have to agree with you, a friend of mine bought some new down pipes for her thundercat and they were missing the balance pipes. It just did not run the same especially low down. I emailed them about the motad venom pipes and their reply was quite reassuring. I just asked them now what the difference is between the expensive Motads and these Venom ones so hopefully they will reply to that as well tomorrow. It's looking likely I will just order some of these Venom pipes though and a nice end can too.
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#22
Can highly recommend this make of end can, i have one on mine, albeit an older (and longer) one, but they have a lovely deep grunt that's not offensive, but then they really go for it when you give it a bit of welly.


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(08-01-14, 12:24 AM)Yamazer-92 link Wrote: I emailed them about the motad venom pipes and their reply was quite reassuring. I just asked them now what the difference is between the expensive Motads and these Venom ones so hopefully they will reply to that as well tomorrow.
(29-12-13, 07:15 PM)Ruby Racing link Wrote:
I dropped in on the Venom factory in the summer.


The Venom range and the Motad range are exactly the same product and are fabricated in the same building by the same people. They market them on eBay as Venom as distributers weren't happy about them selling the Motad product much cheaper than the distributors. So if you buy a Motad it will cost you more, but you get exactly the same product as the Venom. Hope that makes sense.
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#24
not sure about headers as I still have OE ones.

I can highly recommend the blueflame end can, love mine. Much nicer sound with baffle in but still very neighbour friendly. Baffle out is big smile time but not all neighbours would be too happy... haha

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#25
Sorry ruby, 0/10 for observation there. Well here is what the salesman replied anyway for anyone who is interested.


"The Venom range was introduced so we could be competitive with the Chinese copies (Delkiavic,Sandybike Spares) without upsetting the dealers.The 2 main differences between the Motad and Venom pipes are: motad have a 10 year warranty where the Venom have a 3 year warranty and the final finish,the Venom parts are only put into the Chemicals once,where as the Motad pipes go in twice to ensure a more even shiny finish"


(I also asked him about the restrictor point near outet). "The outlet on the downpipes is the same size as the Yamaha pipes because it is designed to work with the OE gasket in place,again though,a lot of the Chinese parts are designed with larger tubing to do away with the use of gaskets. The pipes are made out of the same material by the same people here in the factory..like i said,these were introduced for one reason only..to compete against the Chinese and keep the Motad brand separate.You can order direct on 01922714700,the price will be £139.99+ £12.86 postage."


So that is what I have done. Should be on their way before the weekend hopefully but if not early next week. My end can will be end of jan though so will have to wait for that but that's not from them. I got some gaskets and a fender extender separately too, plus some stainless dome nuts. I am half tempted to paint the engine whilst the front is exposed but I don't think its a good idea in the crap weather we have at the moment and I don't have a garage so may wait until summer and possibly even consider removing the engine as it will be easier to check the valves which will need doing soon.
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(08-01-14, 06:00 PM)Yamazer-92 link Wrote: Sorry ruby, 0/10 for observation there.


"............ the Venom parts are only put into the Chemicals once,where as the Motad pipes go in twice to ensure a more even shiny finish"


No worries. But you gleaned a bit more information than I did, the bit above about the chemical finish. When I was there I was shown the down tubes and I did feel that the shiny finish wasn't quite as shiny as it could have been. That would explain it. Hopefully a bit of polishing would make them shinier. I plan on ordering some for my project once I get the suspension sorted.
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#27
I just ordered a set of Venom downpipes, total cost £152.85 as Yamazer says. Should ship today, tomorrow latest. So far so good.  Smile

Now to sort that snapped stud, No. 3 cylinder just like Hightower.  :'(
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#28
Go down the Rivet nut route if there's still a lot of stud left.
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#29
I bought a Teng tools stud extractor, [Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRDruK5ScasDxSCgq-CMXM...bGvX2Lr2CY]it worked very well with a bit of penetrating oil and got the stud out with minimal fuss. I've fitted the replacement stud and now waiting for the delivery of shiny new downpipes.  :z

(02-04-14, 06:15 PM)Buzz link Wrote: Go down the Rivet nut route if there's still a lot of stud left.



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