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Hello. I ordered a wileyco exhaust on ebay and its on the way. I just wonder...... did anybody's pipe fit right the first time? I've read the post on getting it to fit, and am prepared to beat away. Did anybody's fit.......anyone......??? 
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Suggest you use the search feature and search for WileyCo -- there's a 5 page thread on this topic, including the solutions that worked for various people.
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IT'S THE TOPIC THAT WON'T DIE!!!!
once again, it will fit. you have to remove the gasket from the collector and it may take some persuasion but it will fit. a tip I've read is to stick the midpipe in the freezer and then heat the collector and she'll go in like buttah.Comment
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Should of went with a Yoshimura!!!! Not a problem at all fit on right the fist time!!!! No beating with tools or heating and cooling to fit!!! cheaper is not always better!!!Lance
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We just put one on my buddies 98 Kat 600 and all we had to do was remove the old gasket, slap some exhaust silicone on the new mid-pipe and bolt 'er up. She went on just fine and sounds sweet.Comment
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That is a matter of opinion.Originally posted by cancun black dog
Wileyco SS slip on with shipping $130US
Yosh with shipping $285 + $54shipping (to Canada) (from ebay)
$285+54=$339-$130=$209 difference (before taxes)
No offence, but that's almost a set of tires, a new sprocket and chain set or hell just $200 of mad money in my(well the wife's
) pocket.
For $200 (US no less) I don't mind having to put a bit of effort into making it fit. Although 90% of that effort was using the search function and reading, or the odd PM.
The Wileyco is a nice sounding pipe for a dirt cheap price, although I am still bummed I missed out on them when a batch went for $50 each a few years back on Ebay
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Thanks for the input everyone. I see there are plenty of people with these pipes on KR. Thats got me looking forward to getting mine on.Warning!! Will ride at anytime for no reason.Comment
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Hey Bigat06 put mine on last week,you wont be dissapointed! It took me 45 minutes but i was working in 20 degree weather! Got her on and started her up.Best sound for the money!Comment
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Not to mention (and this is just my opinion) that Yoshis kind of sound like crap on a Kat.Originally posted by woobieThat is a matter of opinion.Originally posted by cancun black dog
Wileyco SS slip on with shipping $130US
Yosh with shipping $285 + $54shipping (to Canada) (from ebay)
$285+54=$339-$130=$209 difference (before taxes)
No offence, but that's almost a set of tires, a new sprocket and chain set or hell just $200 of mad money in my(well the wife's ) pocket.
For $200 (US no less) I don't mind having to put a bit of effort into making it fit. Although 90% of that effort was using the search function and reading, or the odd PM.
The Wileyco is a nice sounding pipe for a dirt cheap price, although I am still bummed I missed out on them when a batch went for $50 each a few years back on Ebay.
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Hey AHF were in Boston do you live? Are you going to the gap this year? I live in Rhode Island maybe we can hook up this summer and ride?Comment
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West of the city, near 495 & the Pike (01752). Gap is in the air...kind of like Range's feet when he's riding it. 
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I gotta agree with AHF. One of my friends has a yoshi on his 750 kat, and he doesn't like it much either. His is kind of raspy.Warning!! Will ride at anytime for no reason.Comment
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