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Post by G Man on Apr 10, 2005 18:19:55 GMT -5
Anyone have a Supertrapp exhaust they might want to sell or know where I can get one? I took my exhaust off today and when I looked into the header pipe, I realized that the inner wall was coming apart and slightly blocking the exhaust flow. Sheesh... had no idea.
G Man
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Post by canucksr on Apr 23, 2005 11:09:00 GMT -5
The exhaust I use on my 79 SR is a universal Harley-Davidson Supertrapp can along with a single walled header pipe that I think was made by White Bros, performance parts. The Supertrapp has a mounting bracket that you weld on wherever you want it. I don,t know if White Bros still make header pipes for the SR, mine is really old. Some European and Australian companies make them though.
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Post by Bronson7 on May 13, 2005 8:47:44 GMT -5
GMan, did you ever find a headpipe? If you did, let me know where. Thanks
Bronson7
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Post by G Man on May 13, 2005 12:09:00 GMT -5
Hey Bronson: I fired off emails to Kedo in Germany and Thumperstuff in the US. Neither have returned any replies. I explored around looking for other suppliers, I was un-able to find any. As I work in a Yamaha dealership, I finally decided to go ahead and back order an original one through Yamaha. Should be in anytime now. Talk to you soon, G Man  |
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Post by sjef on May 13, 2005 12:31:50 GMT -5
Hallo I have my stainless steel header from Daytona through www.evamotor.nlalso in chroom available. And Evamotor does answer your question regards sjef |
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Post by G Man on May 13, 2005 16:47:25 GMT -5
Thanks Sjef... why didn't you remind me sooner? ;D If my back order fails, I will give these guys a try. Do you think they ship to Canada? Talk to you soon. G Man |
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Post by sjef on May 13, 2005 17:05:36 GMT -5
G man
evamotor ship all over the world
regards sjef
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Post by G Man on Jul 19, 2005 17:03:16 GMT -5
Well, as I posted earlier I was in need of a new header pipe. I have had no time or interest in building one from scratch. I attempted to order aftermarket ones with no success. Finally, I found a kit number which I special ordered through Yamaha Canada. (I work at a Yamaha dealership) It is a little pricey, but when you have few options price doesn't matter too much. Anyhow, after I figured exchange, shipping, customs and brokerage fees, it wasn't really any more expensive than aftermarket ones. I swapped this kit pipe in place of my stock one. Identical piece. They only call it a kit because it comes with a new gasket and studs. If anyone's interested, the part number is 999990310400. You could expect to pay about $230.00 Canadian. You should be able to put it on order through your dealer. The part would be back ordered from Japan. Mine only took a couple of weeks to fill the back order. That's shipped to Canada.
G Man
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Post by canucksr on Jul 19, 2005 17:36:11 GMT -5
Hey G-Man, is the header pipe that you describe a single-wall pipe? (free-flowing)
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Post by G Man on Jul 20, 2005 6:53:19 GMT -5
Hi Canucksr: No, the pipe is a direct replacement double walled pipe. Just as original. With the reverse cone muffler I run, I think the bike runs hard and sounds fantastic! This pipe should last another couple of decades!  Talk to you soon, G Man |
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