djorgensen3
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Does anyone know what the differences are between the Gen1 and Gen2 Tsukigi Cannon exhaust systems?
Difference Between Gen1 And Gen2 Tsukigi Cannon Exhaust
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Anyone?
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If you port & polish a Hayabusa gen 2 head ~ mount it to your gen 1 cylinder & it will bolt right up .
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I have a gen 2 but I found a gen1 system for a good price.
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The muffler mount location is different between gen 1 and 2.
The passenger peg exhaust mount holes are in a different location. About 3" further forward on gen1.
The head and engine are externally the same. It will bolt to the engine.
You would have to make a small bracket/extension to bolt up the muffler.
Basically a roughly 3"×1" rectangle with a bolt hole in each end. Thickness depending on material strength.
The passenger peg exhaust mount holes are in a different location. About 3" further forward on gen1.
The head and engine are externally the same. It will bolt to the engine.
You would have to make a small bracket/extension to bolt up the muffler.
Basically a roughly 3"×1" rectangle with a bolt hole in each end. Thickness depending on material strength.
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Okay I can deal with that. What about underneath the engine. I know on my Gen1, there was an interference issue that a small dent(that you couldn't see) took care of.
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