KAP exhaust

for some reason I had to add the photos singley

here is the part I cut off

Hopefully I have worked it all out now

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nice sound was that the zook or the dozer :blink:
and you even threw in a bit of tyre squeal :ohmy: and some birds :laugh:

Lol, it was a bargain bulk lot You can hear the dozer from a long way away, have a video of it passing the zook at a quarry.The tyre squeal was at a round-about and the tyres were a little low in pressure. I use Nankang touring 683's for road use, 215/60 15's They are M&S tyres and stick like glue to bitumen. Recently exposed clay beds make for interesting driving when raining but I seldom have the need for the mud tyres unless I want to really play up

Here is my new exhaust. I have used the small middle silencer from a diesel Datsun exhaust and had it made in to the back box with a 3" stainless steel tip. It sounds much beefier but not too loud:

great job Adam, very compact and tucked away, sounds good

taken from a Datsun :blink: can't imagine there'd be much demand for them :silly:

Halford wrote: great job Adam, very compact and tucked away, sounds good

taken from a Datsun :blink: can't imagine there'd be much demand for them :silly:

Thanks Halford . Unfortunately I can’t take credit for the making of it, I took it to a local exhaust place I know reasonably well who did it for me, they’ve done an amazing job.

I went to an exhaust and component place who took me in to a little room where they had a stock of old discontinued exhausts, hence the Datsun silencer. £10 for the Datsun silencer and £70 for the garage to modify and fit it. That’s £80 in total and £70 cheaper than the KAP back box

excellent bargain. :woohoo:

was going to say that it might be worthwhile trying to give it some protection as any metal on Datsuns didn't last long - like Suzuki exhausts apparently but that would probably cost more than the silencer itself.

Think you've shown our members the way to go

Yes that does sound good, very similar to the KAP. I would have loved to go the custom route as I spent 10 years as a welder but now running my own business I haven’t got the time. I would rather light a match than rub 2 sticks together if you know what I mean. Nice looking motor too Adamski!!