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abrusoni
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 Posted: Jun Fri 05, 2009 7:57 pm Post subject: I did it: 2 exhaust Transalp from Chile |
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Hello, I did it here in Chile. My Transalp has 2 exhausts, both working.
Regards.
Angelo. |
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SteveT
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Angelo, that is one sweet looking conversion.
I bet there'd be heaps of people wishing to know how you did it - fire the pictures onto xrv.org.uk and watch the 650 owners start dribbling over your handy work.
Top job that man, top job.
SteveT
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NorCalTA
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It definitely looks good but I have to ask - why? I see no obvious benefit - seems like just more weight and less room for racks or panniers???
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Gadget
Joined: 23 Feb 2007
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Location: Lancashire, N.West UK
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| Posted: Jun Sun 07, 2009 9:48 am Post subject: Twin exhaust Alp |
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I agree with NorCal Dave on the 'why' bit, but it does look awesome.
Are there any benefits, i.e performance, economy etc. I bet it sounds really good though.
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johnynovak
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| Posted: Jun Fri 12, 2009 9:29 am Post subject: |
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| abrusoni, did you put each cilinder on each exhaust (from 2 to 2) or you put from 2-1-2 |
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