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Gutting jardine exhaust
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jgsxrd
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Posted: 11/02/09
05:03 PM
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I want to gut my jardine gp1 exhaust for my 07 gsxr and want to know how easy it will be to do. Do I just remove the rivets and the pipe will be wide open? Then can I just re-rivet the pipe back together? Thanks in advance for your help
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 11/04/09
05:01 PM
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wy on erf wood u wann dooz that?
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 11/10/09
12:58 PM
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still waiting for some sort of reply, sensible or not!
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Jaws4God
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Posted: 11/12/09
10:12 AM
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yeah i was thinking those GP exhausts were loud as is..hehe... but i've never gutted a motorcycle muffler.. only a car. 
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~Daniel ---- 2007 ZZR 600
- Lowered - High Mount Exhaust - Stretched -
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vondennis
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Posted: 11/23/09
10:59 AM
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also interested in hearin this lol 
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 11/24/09
06:57 PM
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Ok then...
just drill the end cap rivets off, pull the honeycomb out and packing material out, then stick the end cap back on and put new rivets back in with a rivet gun from home depot (they're $15).
pretty easy, though I still don't know why you'd want to.
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