Fazer Down Pipes and how to fit new ones

[Dead Eye]

I've recently had a set from Sandy Spares via their eBay site - arrived fast and lined up absolutely perfectly. As far as getting the old ones off, I had only one issue which was that one of the nuts that holds the pipes on, unscrewed from the actual head so I couldn't replace it with a new stainless steel one (didnt want to push my luck by seperating them). I took some advice of spraying WD40 on the nuts and ended up doing this twice a day for about 5 days and they practically fell off

[solorider]

Does anyone know if stainless 4 into 1's give a better performance than 4 into 2's? (de ja vu - maybe so...)

Ta very muchio  :rollin

the delvic system shown in the other post on here is a 4-2-1,basicaly a 4-1 will generaly give a good top end with less mid range where a 4-2-1 will give a better mid range with a smaller top end increase,assuming both exhaust are designed properly

[thom_1991]

Soo got these from eBay a while ago advertised as Fzr600 Fazer whatever that is so i emailed asking to confirm they actually meant the Fzs600s 98-03 and they said yes. Fitted them today (after having to let the bike shop replace 3 studs...) and they fit the ports fine but look at the gap between frame  and also the back bracket i've had to put a small ally plate to fasten it to the rearsets bracket as it didn't line up by about 30/40mm (which were fine with the standard pipes so its not the rearsets at fault)



So what do we think blatently not meant for this or what else where you expecting for no name stainless pipes. I only paid £80 so i'm not sure.

[thom_1991]

Actually they look like the sandyspares ones with no balance pipes and 4-2-1 but i've not heard of anyone having issues with the back bracket not lining up.