1982 FXR Exhaust Brackets
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Cruiser
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1982 FXR Exhaust Brackets
Hey all, still sort of searching for the original brackets for exhaust so that I can mount a 2 into 2 exhaust. I found the front bracket (to nose cone area), though am missing the spacer that is shown in parts diagram. Found the bracket that links the two mufflers. I am still missing the rear pipe bracket (to trans).
Anyone know where I might find these parts??
Thanks.
Anyone know where I might find these parts??
Thanks.
Road Captain
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good luck with that one... :S
Have you tried looking at the same part # for early EVO FXRs (up to 86 I think have the same clutch arm cover)?
If you find the part# check a Dealership... if not available to them, they can do a nationwide search and tell you if anybody has it
Have you tried looking at the same part # for early EVO FXRs (up to 86 I think have the same clutch arm cover)?
If you find the part# check a Dealership... if not available to them, they can do a nationwide search and tell you if anybody has it
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I make my own 2 into 1 exhaust - for whatever reason I cant post pictures ,,if you give me your email i'll show you how I mount mine.
the thing with making your own is the pipes ALWAYS fit to the head perfect - I use a clamshell type of clamp in the front and mount to the rear-- this cleans up the look as well as makes it strong and adjustable
I make my own 2 into 1 exhaust - for whatever reason I cant post pictures ,,if you give me your email i'll show you how I mount mine.
the thing with making your own is the pipes ALWAYS fit to the head perfect - I use a clamshell type of clamp in the front and mount to the rear-- this cleans up the look as well as makes it strong and adjustable
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I make my own 2 into 1 exhaust - for whatever reason I cant post pictures ,,if you give me your email i'll show you how I mount mine.
the thing with making your own is the pipes ALWAYS fit to the head perfect - I use a clamshell type of clamp in the front and mount to the rear-- this cleans up the look as well as makes it strong and adjustable
I make my own 2 into 1 exhaust - for whatever reason I cant post pictures ,,if you give me your email i'll show you how I mount mine.
the thing with making your own is the pipes ALWAYS fit to the head perfect - I use a clamshell type of clamp in the front and mount to the rear-- this cleans up the look as well as makes it strong and adjustable
Road Master
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i wouldnt trade my home made 2 into 1 for all the cycle shake exhausts on fleabay
I have made several of them -- I have one on a 80" evo that has lots of other stuff done to it - it dynos @ 93hp and 96ftlbs
mine fit never a leak - dyno proven
I have made several of them -- I have one on a 80" evo that has lots of other stuff done to it - it dynos @ 93hp and 96ftlbs
mine fit never a leak - dyno proven
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check here:
http://www.nosparts.nl/database/part...umber_65310-85
http://www.nosparts.nl/database/part...umber_65310-83
One is shovel and early Evo, one is Evo. Not sure what's the difference, both should work
They are reliable, out in Netherlands
Otherwise make your own... no big deal. 2 anchor points on the tranny cover, L bent and a P clamp to the header
http://www.nosparts.nl/database/part...umber_65310-85
http://www.nosparts.nl/database/part...umber_65310-83
One is shovel and early Evo, one is Evo. Not sure what's the difference, both should work
They are reliable, out in Netherlands
Otherwise make your own... no big deal. 2 anchor points on the tranny cover, L bent and a P clamp to the header
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