gsxr 1400 exhaust?!?!

[groome]

Hi all I'm new to the forum I have searched if there has been anything along these lines before. If I've missed it sorry.
I have been lucky to lay my hands on a set of gsxr 1400 scorpion exhaust silencers and link pipes for £40     with the original plan to buy a set of xjr1300 link pipes and shorten the cans.
Whilst removing the link pipes curiosity took over me and thought I wonder if they will fit with a little chopping? So I had a trial fit and to my suprise the fit was rather nice. The only snag was the link pipe center stand stop is a little close to the swing arm. The pipes ran up and sat just below the pillion foot pegs. So I decided to try the silencers as well and all I can say is im liking the way things are looking.
I have fabricated a mounting bracket just to hold the exhausts in place for the pictures but plan to have a proper stainless mount made up. Right enough of my jabber time for pictures. Hope you guys and girls enjoy.

[movenon]

Looks good.  What year of GSXR ? The only thing that I see is you would probably have a hard time mounting hard luggage if that was in your plans. Good find.
George

[groome]

Looks good.  What year of GSXR ? The only thing that I see is you would probably have a hard time mounting hard luggage if that was in your plans. Good find.
George

Thanks 
Dont quote me on this but i believe they are off a 01-04 gsxr 1400. I tend to travel light so a rucksack is normally sufficient.
Simon

[movenon]

Thanks ! A lot will fit in a tank bag or a rear top box. Thanks again. Good conversion.
George

[the fan]

That is from a GSX 1400 not GSXR if anyone is searching....




Loks like it fits well and tucks in nicely.

[stua1959]

I reckon its off a GSXR 1300 Hayabusa. The GSX 1400 (Aust version at least ) had a 4 into 1 with a massive muffler hanging off one side

[candieandy]

Here you go. Done and Awesome

The midpipes are custom and stainless steel from Wolfe. http://www.woolfaircraft.com/index.html cost about $50.

The Yoshi mufflers are off of a Hayabusa. The sound of the larger diameter pipes is like nothing I have ever heard on an inline 4-cylinder bike. Its so low and mean.



These pipes go from 1 3/4" to 2 1/4" .






Final results:

[Dan Filetti]

That looks really good.  Nice work.

Dan

[FJ1100mjk]

Here you go. Done and Awesome

The midpipes are custom and stainless steel from Wolfe. http://www.woolfaircraft.com/index.html cost about $50.

The Yoshi mufflers are off of a Hayabusa. The sound of the larger diameter pipes is like nothing I have ever heard on an inline 4-cylinder bike. Its so low and mean.

Okay, off to Ebay for some 'busa cans!

Does Woolf Aircraft have the setup (CAD file, or whatever) for the bend/form machine to duplicate another set of mid-pipes like the ones that you show?

[movenon]

Those do look nice ! Have the same question as FJ1100mjk on the mid pipes. 
George

[Mark Olson]

Yeah they look great .. so how does the bike run now? 

Does it still have legendary fj torque or did it get soggy on the low end?

[groome]

That is from a GSX 1400 not GSXR if anyone is searching....




Loks like it fits well and tucks in nicely.

Sorry that was my mistake it is gsx 1400. Oops

I reckon its off a GSXR 1300 Hayabusa. The GSX 1400 (Aust version at least ) had a 4 into 1 with a massive muffler hanging off one side

I have been looking on the interweb and you are right that model also come in a single silencer form whether twins was a different model variant I'm not sure.

Here you go. Done and Awesome

The midpipes are custom and stainless steel from Wolfe. http://www.woolfaircraft.com/index.html cost about $50.

The Yoshi mufflers are off of a Hayabusa. The sound of the larger diameter pipes is like nothing I have ever heard on an inline 4-cylinder bike. Its so low and mean.



These pipes go from 1 3/4" to 2 1/4" .






Final results:

Looking smart that was my original aim for the cans but after trying the gsx link pipes plans changed. (The scorpion cans are actually race cans

[groome]

Just a little update gave the bike a quick blast before Christmas and she sounded nice and still pulled like a train 
Here's a little video of it running with the pipes on the sound quality isn't brilliant as its in the workshop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyPMCNh8OhI

Hopefully over winter she will be sporting a respray in her original colours. enjoy

[candieandy]

Hey all,

Not sure if Woolf has the CAD file, but I will call and ask.

I will get a parts list together so if anyone wants to order they can.

I left the OE headers and collector box(I know not a lot of weight loss), but I still have the low-end torque. I think retaining the oe collector box has kept the lowend torque up to snuff.

On those Scorpion cans - the high-mount design looks great.

Andrew