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Tim Foley from Tabernacle , NJ United States
I got this bad boy to replace the rusted sorry original exhaust on a green maxi i rescued from a basement in marlton nj was there since 86. Put the sucker on loud putting out of connection. ordered the fat gasket when i got the fat gasket i thought this ain’t right removed the pipe and the flange not flat. called my friend over mike. he’s my 70 year old friend. says it can put that in a vise and fly cut it flat. well that’s what he did it’s great now!! F’in A!! wells worth whatever treats sold it to me for. now moving on to other fun stuff.
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Nice Stock Pipe
Thursday, January 18, 2024
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Nathan Kopsack from Beaver Falls, PA United States
For $44, it's a stock looking pipe. You will have to loctite or use lockwashers on the baffle nut. The nut will fly off, dropping the baffle out the back, and turning your moped into a loud chopper-like moped that will have the neighbors hating your guts. I couldn't believe a moped could be this loud. Had to 'side of the road it' and learned from my mistake. Don't make the same one. Secure that baffle!
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mehh
Wednesday, August 2, 2023
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sky from san francisco, ca
the flange bolts didn't line up for 76 puch maxi nostalgia, so i ended up looting it for its parts and used my header from before. didn't feel like reaming the hole for it to fit correctly. thanks for the clean parts though
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Smaller ID
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
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Anonymous Person
The pipe I received had 22mm OD and 19.5mm ID. It also came with a very thick weld which penetrated into the header where the flange connects. I had to grind this away to make this part usable.
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maybe it was user error, but...
Friday, February 19, 2021
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Mason Hatchman from Ridgewood, NY United States
I had the pipe on properly for a short period of time, not sure the exact mileage but it wasn't much at all, and the nut holding the baffle on came loose and became one with the road. Tried putting a new nut/washer on, that one came off too. Made the pipe very loud, and now the pipe is splitting where the baffle meets the header (proper terminology? who knows). Looks great tho, maybe you won't have the same experience!