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Installed them today!

It would be nice to have instructions with such a nice and expensive product but after some time, I figured everything out. Sound is deep and idle rumbling is perfect. Did not have time to make a longer test drive today.

ACK, I know you had titanium version on your golden CB. I did not figured what is the purpose of maybe 4 inch long spring, with hook on one end and loop on other end? Please help if you read this.

Few pics:

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now..gaiters and seat...
Nice job Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
The CB was made for twin mufflers.
I love the looks of the duals and would probably envy the sound of your system, but I would never want to give up the centre stand for the sake of a new exhaust.

In the Moriwaki photos I saw for the CB1100, there were springs under the connections where the mufflers attach to the collector pipe and where the headers attach to the collector pipe. The connections all seemed to be slip-fit with the springs maintaining the tension. The muffler-to-collector pipe connection seemed to use the longer springs, but it could just be a bad photo.

Did your kit come with worm-gear band clamps instead?

What other mods did you do in addition to the exhaust?
(i.e.: PCV, ECU Reflash, PAIR Valve By-Pass...)
Nice. And they don't hold back on plate size in the Czech Republic do they.

Chip
(07-17-2014, 05:33 AM)ChipBeck_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Nice. And they don't hold back on plate size in the Czech Republic do they.

Chip

I would imagine that license plate would cost a couple of miles per gallon.....
(07-17-2014, 04:34 AM)VTR1000F_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Installed them today!

It would be nice to have instructions with such a nice and expensive product but after some time, I figured everything out. Sound is deep and idle rumbling is perfect. Did not have time to make a longer test drive today.

ACK, I know you had titanium version on your golden CB. I did not figured what is the purpose of maybe 4 inch long spring, with hook on one end and loop on other end? Please help if you read this.

Few pics:

[Image: 66891e9430e75d3520d59445a4d8f478.jpg]

[Image: 6509c6be3288eb46b2ccba61cda712f5.jpg]
[Image: 8084ed6ff8784b0e7fb1759b78e96f17.jpg]
[Image: 9ad07e1d3f063eff73212ff504f2fd98.jpg]



now..gaiters and seat...

VTR, looks great. I think the Moriwaki duals are the best looking, I love the length of the mufflers.

That 4" thing is a spring tool for the install.
Sweet exhaust! Thumbs Up
Yes, getting rid of the main stand was a tough decision. The kit includes a Moriwaki kick stand which is a tad shorter then stock stand. The slip joints ae really tight and in the kit is a tube with liquid sealand included. I planned a 300 mile round trip this weekend so I will get back with my observations.

And yes, the number plate is huge, I believe it is an European Union norm...but in times of my youth we had even bigger plates, maybe 1 inch wider...Undecided
Gumby, my bike is equipped with PCV since last week, aalong with PCV install I disabled a PAIR valve. I plan a dyno session in next few weeks to put everything in perfect order..
I really like the shape / design of the Moriwaki exhausts. Looking good.
God.... this is torture....! Congrats! they look Slick... they have an awesome exhaust note too...!
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