muffler

deantds2 · Post by **deantds2** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:11 pm

who sells mufflers? i think i may need one for a coupe. thanks dean
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mterrens · Post by **mterrens** » Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:57 am

Write Mike O'Connor at tmoc1990@...
. He has (had?) NOS coupe mufflers in the box! I got mine from him some time back.
Steve

zinc2u · Post by **zinc2u** » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:17 am

Hi Steve,
I read your story about changing the muffler and it sounded like the first time I tried to replace the tailpipe. The easiest way to remove exhaust system components which do not separate easily is to use an oxy-acetylene torch ( I wish I had a torch the first time I worked on the exhaust system). Heat the joint until it is cherry red and then the pieces separate very easily. I have seen this approach used at the muffler shops.
Dale

> Write Mike O'Connor at
> tmoc1990@aol. com
> .
> He has (had?) NOS coupe mufflers in the box! I
> got
> mine
> from him some time back.
> Steve

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mterrens · Post by **mterrens** » Thu Sep 11, 2008 5:57 pm

Ah if only I had a torch. I suppose a cheap propane torch might have done it. Anyway I managed to get it together without demolishing anything with my BFH. Since then I have had to resort to having my whole exhaust system behind the heat exchanger fabricated, due to everything EXCEPT the muffler slowly disintegrating. I didn't include a resonator ahead of the muffler, sounds good anyway. Pictures to come.
Steve

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> Hi Steve,
> I read your story about changing the muffler and it sounded > like the first time I tried to replace the tailpipe. The easiest way to > remove exhaust system components which do not separate easily is to use an > oxy-acetylene torch ( I wish I had a torch the first time I worked > on the exhaust system). Heat the joint until it is cherry red and then > the pieces separate very easily. I have seen this approach used at the > muffler shops.
> Dale
> > Write Mike O'Connor at
> > tmoc1990@aol. com
> > . He has (had?) NOS coupe mufflers in the box! I
> > got
> > mine
> > from him some time back.
> > Steve
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zinc2u · Post by **zinc2u** » Fri Sep 12, 2008 2:22 am

Hi Steve,
I tried a propane torch and it did not generate enough heat quick enough. The oxy-acetylene heats it
quickly to a cherry red, starting to get orange, and then it comes apart easily. I have noticed Dennis offering
a complete exhaust system on this post.....but maybe you didn't realize you were going to be needing a complete replacement when you started fixing it up.
Dale

> Ah if only I had a torch. I suppose a cheap propane torch might > have done it. Anyway I managed to get it together without demolishing > anything with my BFH. Since then I have had to resort to having my whole > exhaust system behind the heat exchanger fabricated, due to everything EXCEPT > the muffler slowly disintegrating. I didn't include a resonator ahead of > the muffler, sounds good anyway. Pictures to > come.

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deanspradley69 · Post by **deanspradley69** » Thu Aug 02, 2012 5:38 pm

can anyone tell me where i can get a muffler for a 600 sedan. or if there is a different one yhat i can replace the originalone with

r savard · Post by **r savard** » Thu Aug 02, 2012 7:51 pm

I used a muffler off a 650 Triumph.... sou nds great!

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feltonminicycle · Post by **feltonminicycle** » Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:59 am

Here's the one I used: Imco Brand, Part # CM-43. It is 6" diameter and is 12" long and has 1 1/2" inlet & outlet like the original. I had to make some brackets for it and the back pressure should be comparable. Honda 600s thrive on back pressure.

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deanspradley69 · Post by **deanspradley69** » Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:48 am

Thats for the info. Can you tell me if it sounds like the original or has a louder sound. I'm looking for one thats pretty quiet

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, "feltonminicycle" wrote:
> Here's the one I used: Imco Brand, Part # CM-43. It is 6" diameter and is 12" long and has 1 1/2" inlet & outlet like the original. I had to make some brackets for it and the back pressure should be comparable. Honda 600s thrive on back pressure.
> --- In
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, "deanspradley69" wrote:
> > can anyone tell me where i can get a muffler for a 600 sedan. or if there is a different one yhat i can replace the originalone with

r savard · Post by **r savard** » Sat Aug 04, 2012 7:35 pm

It sounds throaty not like a Vespa!

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> --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> , "feltonminicycle" wrote:
> > Here's the one I used: Imco Brand, Part # CM-43. It is 6" diameter and is 12" long and has 1 1/2" inlet & outlet like the original. I had to make some brackets for it and the back pressure should be comparable. Honda 600s thrive on back pressure.
> > --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> , "deanspradley69" wrote:
> > > can anyone tell me where i can get a muffler for a 600 sedan. or if there is a different one yhat i can replace the originalone with