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psyguy
21st November 2007, 19:37
a good kb soul - pete376403 - donated the exhaust to my project (gs850) :clap:
the centre header pipes got flattened in an accident and were consequently cut sort of midway down

where in auckland do you recommend i go to have a couple of header pipes fabricated and welded onto the rest? (west auckland, ideally...)

is this going to be as simple as i think it should be or do you have other thoughts?

help appreciated :2thumbsup

ElCoyote
21st November 2007, 19:56
Ring Merv Wilkinson, Butterworth Place, Glendene. Mention Phil H

psyguy
21st November 2007, 20:14
Ring Merv Wilkinson, Butterworth Place, Glendene. Mention Phil H

huh, a bit more info would be good... :confused:
and a tel no maybe? :mobile:
cheers

The Pastor
23rd November 2007, 17:48
go to custom chambers, hes a good guy.

psyguy
26th November 2007, 20:44
go to custom chambers, hes a good guy.

yup, i've got their exhaust on my bike at the moment
but would be happier not to have to drive a few times that "far east" :sleep:

Wheeliemonsta
27th November 2007, 07:13
a good kb soul - pete376403 - donated the exhaust to my project (gs850) :clap:
the centre header pipes got flattened in an accident and were consequently cut sort of midway down

where in auckland do you recommend i go to have a couple of header pipes fabricated and welded onto the rest? (west auckland, ideally...)

is this going to be as simple as i think it should be or do you have other thoughts?

help appreciated :2thumbsup

Psyguy,
Give Warren (Virgin Mufflers) a call on 021 035-2218, he can pretty much scratch build / fabricate anything to do with exhaust systems

Good prices :niceone:

Good workmanship :2thumbsup

He's based in New Lynn

Cheers

:rockon:

(B.T.W I wasn't able to lay my hands on my shim tool over the weekend...)

Crisis management
27th November 2007, 07:24
Custom Chambers or Virgin mufflers as others have said......however be aware that the originals are twin wall construction and thats a wee bit harder to fix than "weld a bit on". Take their advice, but be prepared to replace the complete header rather than just the missing bit.

psyguy
27th November 2007, 07:35
Psyguy,
Give Warren (Virgin Mufflers) a call ... He's based in New Lynn
thanks wheeliemonsta, that helps, i was looking for someone good out west!

psyguy
27th November 2007, 07:54
....however be aware that the originals are twin wall construction and thats a wee bit harder to fix than "weld a bit on"...

huh, i knew someone was going to point this out... :doh:
cheers