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Show me how you mount your Exhaust ideas?

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gretsch58
I have a rigid Paughco frame with a 71 Shovel. Can you guys show how you've mounted your exhaust on a shovel with straight leg rigid frame?

Trying to get ideas.

Thanks,
Bob
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Stinky Pete
Take a peek at the exhaust thread(?)
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knallert
here is a few ;)

"How bout an Exhaust thread?"
http://www.jockeyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=45691&highlight=exhaust

"custom exhaust"
http://www.jockeyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13097&highlight=exhaust

"And my search"
http://www.jockeyjournal.com/forum/search.php?searchid=3615450

happy wrenching :)
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gretsch58
Thanks so much. I can never get the search function to work properly.
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sick
same here(search badley workin that is),but i reccon thats more a me,my computer and my cheapa** internetprovider.

talking about exhaust,i wonder wich monkey desgined that 1 bolt fixture on shovelengines???
dude should not be firered for that,no shot shoot be firered on him...ts ts 1 single bolt..and that shoot keep it leakproof
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gretsch58
sick said:
same here(search badley workin that is),but i reccon thats more a me,my computer and my cheapa** internetprovider.

talking about exhaust,i wonder wich monkey desgined that 1 bolt fixture on shovelengines???
dude should not be firered for that,no shot shoot be firered on him...ts ts 1 single bolt..and that shoot keep it leakproof
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I thought about that one bolt design as well. maybe it was to save money?? Instead of 4 bolts per exhaust system, why not just 2?
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knallert
No problem..

this is how i use the search...

1.click search... ---> Advanced search.

2.type in... exhaust ...

3. check the box "search titles only"

4.scroll down and "sort results by" i use "Number of replies" "in descending order"

5. click "search now"



works good for me.. good luck with your scoot man ;)


cheers
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gretsch58
Unfortunately these threads just show exhaust ideas, not how they are mounted. I'll keep looking. But if anyone can snap some pics of how you mounted them on a shovel or rigid frame, that would be awesome!
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cabinet jesus
Hey Gretsch58 Im with you there are a lot of exaust pics but not how there secured to the frame. I started working on mine last night,when i finish i'll post pics. Im working with a Santee rigid frame,just making some tabs to weld to it.
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Dig this bike and chic cant find much info does superco have a site? i only found a facebook page o yea and the exhaust since were talking exhaust !
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B & C
If you really need help with this post a pic of your bike and your exhaust....

custom pipes = weld tab to frame and pipe or use p-clamps

aftermarket pipes = weld tab to frame and utilize pipes existing fastening system
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FlameThrower
Yep... I just used P-clamps on my custom pipes since I am welding-challenged.

www.flamethrowercustoms.com
www.flamethrowercustoms.blogspot.com
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Dan Boy
I welded a home made bracket to the center tube like you can just about see here...

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gretsch58
cabinet jesus said:
Hey Gretsch58 Im with you there are a lot of exaust pics but not how there secured to the frame. I started working on mine last night,when i finish i'll post pics. Im working with a Santee rigid frame,just making some tabs to weld to it.
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Cool man, I appreciate it. Look forward to seeing your build.

Thanks for the rest of the replies, helps a lot. even the P-clamp helps.

That's what I was looking for :D
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gretsch58
Like this P clamp?

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Stinky Pete
Definitely agree that a picture of your bike and pipes would help you get where you want to go.

I attached mine on the mid-control tab and off of the trans, but mine run along the frame rail and do not look like yours...at least I doubt they do.
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hdshovel82
on my pan i run upsweeps w/ cocktail shakers.tab welded on the bottom for the front pipe.rear pipe has a 10 inch bracket welded to the frame that follows the angle of the pipe.solid as sears and ya cant see it.
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