I have scoured the entire interweb. These simply don't exist anyhere that I can find but I would love to have these on my Gen 3.
R/Don
R/Don
GEN 3 mufflers... I wish I could find these
- Thread starter Don Hardcastle
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I emailed Yoshi about them too. We will see what happens. I don't really care to do a full system and am hoping that I can get just the mufflers.
I think I read there is a kit that will allow you to install Gen 2 mufflers on the Gen 3s.
I found a company in the UK that makes mufflers dual outlet tri-oval mufflers for the GEN 3. I have been corresponding today with them today. I will let you guys know when I have more information. Here is a picture. My biggest concern right now based on the information that I have so far is that they advertise 450mm in max length. That is 17.71 inches which in my opinion will look stubby and could be rather obnoxiously loud.
I have been talking to Martin via email. I've asked if they had any pictures installed on a Gen 3 (there are non on the site) and if they have any sound clips. According to the site, they are direct fit but I asked him to verify that. I assume I'd use the stock heat sheilds since there are none listed with the mufflers.
R/Don
Tony Nitrous
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I’m a huge fan of Yoshi cans and full system, I have them on several bikes and I’ve been using them for many years but those link pipe heap shield for the Gen-3 just look awful. They look ugly and badly designed, just a miss matched after thought.
Bluesun
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I'm interested in hearing what they have to say! These look amazing
Dai.
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They are a Yoshimura Japan pipe,can be sourced from Webike Japan with the below link. I have the full exhaust systems on both of the girls aswell as a set of slip on's still new in the box. Quality is second to none and the price definitely reflects that.
SS4Luck
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I think it would have to be a full Gen 2 system. IIRC the midpipe angles are significantly different G2 to G3
I'm a big fan of Yosh. I don't think it's that far off. It may have been a second thought on the Gen III system from Yosh, but it gives the illusion of more body work definition. I feel the open gap behind the main fairing, that space that's open in front of the rear wheel, looks too empty. If you paint the heat shields it becomes a part of the body group and adds more styling.
The one thing I don't find too attractive is the fact that you have a long mid pipe attaching to the catalytic converter and running out both sides naked. To me it seems like it detracts from the cool styling of the bike.
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Not at all. The factory locations are designed to receive the S pipe, and any Gen II, or Gen III muffler. The pipe diameters are what makes it fit. The S pipe makes a Gen III header work. Both Gen II and III have the same muffler adapting diameters.
Dopey
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I knew to read thru all the posts before trying to tag you on this one since I knew you'd be the one to know where to get them
SS4Luck
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Oh cool! I thought I saw a video on YouTube rankling how the drive side pipe comes out with a different bend/angle off the cat.
Those are long cans, plus the midpipes, they will not look stubby.
But, without removable baffles, they will get loud at high rpms.
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