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Started by Stacy1968, April 26, 2021, 10:33:25 PM

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Hawaii-Mike

If you get on the phone with Gary again I suggest you not tell him you have non-Spec2 pipes on your bike.  He will tell you his port work and his pipes are designed to work together.  Discuss with him if you please, I have made my suggestion.

Alain2

I have the Retro JL pipes on my RD350. They look good but the collector/header design is poor. The o-ring doesn't seal properly and needs to be addressed, mine is not and it make a real mess. They do make great torque between 4200-7000rpm, but nothing after (stock cylinders with uni pods). I feel they make more torque than the DG. I have never tried the fancy JL, but I believe the collectors are the same poor design.
1973 RD350, 1977 RD400, 1979 RD400, 1980 RD400, 1985 MJ50, Goped Zenoah 30cc.

pdxjim

Quote from: Czakky on April 29, 2021, 09:21:02 PM
I agree they look super cool, would love to hear how they perform.

I bought a set of K2Tec pipes for my KH400.

Type1 style in mild steel.  Quality and fit were very good.  No complaints.

I got them from webike.com  Shipping was about $100 and took about a week from when I ordered them.

Wasting time on 2T forums since the dawn of the internet. '89 TDR250, '13 300xcw, '23 300xcw, '24 Street Triple RS, '56 Porsche 356A, '88 325is.  Too many toys.

RDFL

Great sound, when I asked about these awhile back someone posted they were popular with some Kawasaki's.