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A couple of weeks ago one sold for $132 on EBay. If you have bought a Termi or a Zard or whatever the thing is going to be sitting around gathering dust anyways. As more and more exhaust choices become available and the prices get a little more reasonable I hope I can buy one for that.
 

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Are you planning on trying to modify it or something? I'd love to open mine up and remove the cat to make it a bit louder! But I wouldn't want to take the risk without a spare. If they sell for that money i might just give it a shot
 

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Are you planning on trying to modify it or something? I'd love to open mine up and remove the cat to make it a bit louder! But I wouldn't want to take the risk without a spare. If they sell for that money i might just give it a shot
Exactly - I want to cut it open and remove cat. I have heard many Harley's with gutted mufflers and they always sound not so good IMHO. I gutted the cans on my 996 and replaced the internals with parts from a couple of cheapo glasspacks and it sounded as good as any Termis. I will post up with pics if it happens soon.
 

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I don't know what the cat is like inside this exhaust, but on a car it's just a honeycomb type structure that you can just break up with a hammer and chisel which then removes a big restriction in the exhaust. It should be louder by just removing that alone.

The current exhaust need it's voice to be heard, I hate riding to the noise of mechanical cluttering and whirring
 

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IMO I think $100 is fair for a used OEM exhaust. I see people trying to sell stock exhausts on CL for $1k and have to wonder what people are smoking. Stock exhausts don't really have any "value" since they're easily replaced with far better aftermarket solutions, so if you can get any money for a stock exhaust I think it's great.
 

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IMO I think $100 is fair for a used OEM exhaust. I see people trying to sell stock exhausts on CL for $1k and have to wonder what people are smoking. Stock exhausts don't really have any "value" since they're easily replaced with far better aftermarket solutions, so if you can get any money for a stock exhaust I think it's great.
I could not agree more!
 

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Sell me your stock exhaust

Did you buy a Termi or Zard or whatever? I would like to buy your stock exhaust (not head pipes, just cat etc.) I am going to cut it open and remove cat and then re weld it together. I will post pics of the process and a video clip with the sound. Anybody out there interested? I can include an aluminum tail tidy to sweeten the deal if desired. Let me know.
 

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Sell me your stock exhaust?!

Did you buy a Termi or Zard or whatever? I would like to buy your stock exhaust (not head pipes, just cat etc.) I am going to cut it open and remove cat and then re weld it together. I will post pics of the process and a video clip with the sound. Anybody out there interested? I can include an aluminum tail tidy to sweeten the deal if desired. Let me know.
Here is a peak inside the stock cat!
 

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A couple of weeks ago one sold for $132 on EBay. If you have bought a Termi or a Zard or whatever the thing is going to be sitting around gathering dust anyways. As more and more exhaust choices become available and the prices get a little more reasonable I hope I can buy one for that.
...Until you drop your bike and damage your new exhaust. Then the stock one has much higher value. If you have the room to store it.
 

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Some interesting thoughts on how much a stock exhaust is worth.

To me mine's worth whatever I am able to get for my Termi when I sell the bike because I know I'll make more selling it than including it with the bike, particularly if I trade it as dealers in the UK want standard bikes. So I'll be hanging on to mine.

Jerry
 

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Some questions - what sort of shape is the exhaust in?
How do I pay you? Do you accept PayPal or another form of payment?
Could you possibly post a picture of what I'm buying?
Thanks
Turns out my friend is already on his way back....So you will have to ship it to me.
What about my other questions? A picture or two would be great.
Thanks
 
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