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ZARD slip-on

GT-Rx said:
Man I wish I could have some cheerleaders for my mufflers like those here. :silly:
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The upsweep angle of GT-Rx slip on is definitely much more pleasant to look at and more natural than the ZARD which is pointing too high in my opinion.

Sorry Todd, the choice of after market mufflers that I can put on my bike is very limited at where I live now.

Here are the guidelines on exhaust modifications from the Land Transport Authority (aka LTA) :x

Land Transport Authority - What you should know about exhaust modifications
 
That new Todd pipe looks great! This is how I run the Zard around town with the db killer in for low speed manners, but it comes out with the circlip for best hp. I've got the pete loaded 068 too, so should run the same.

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Hi jlburgess, I noticed the tip of my dB killer has a different shape from yours. I have tried to remove the circlip but no matter how I squeezed my circlip pliers, the circlip just refuse to clear from the groove it seats… :(

I was told by my dealer the dB killer is tack welded.

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The circlip is really tough to remove even when it"s not tack welded. Can you see any spot welds there? Having pressure inwards on the end will help to remove it as it sits real tight against the clip.
If you did manage to remove it and messed up the db killer, you can get the round one seperately.
 
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