[kobalt]

Just go the stock fairings. With the body lines of the Kat unless you are going to mold your own fairings to deal with the lines of the frame it will never look too sporty.

so i should go with the kat tail? how much would a full tail run me?

[soulpatch]

You could go the cheap route and get the chinese fairings on ebay. Sure you might have to redrill a hole here or there but it woudl get you close for cheap.

Otherwise look through the classifieds here or on ebay for plastics.

I have no idea on cost. It has been a while since I had a kat and even then I never had to buy plastic for it

[cintidude04]

You could go the cheap route and get the chinese fairings on ebay. Sure you might have to redrill a hole here or there but it woudl get you close for cheap.

SP, he has a Pre.
Best bet is to source the pieces individually on here and ebay.

[soulpatch]

Totally skipped over the pre portion.

Then yes you are at the whim of people selling parts

[kobalt]

Totally skipped over the pre portion.

Then yes you are at the whim of people selling parts

gotcha. looks like i will be going streetfighter for a while lol. and looks like ill have to do the side exhaust.

i have the exhaust header, but nothing after that, so could i join those to a single exhaust? i know it can be done on some bikes no problem, but what about the kats?

[cintidude04]

Do you have a stock header? Made for 2 cans

[kobalt]

Do you have a stock header? Made for 2 cans

yeah i do. but couldnt you weld a custom 4-2-1 setup? would prolly have to re jet of course, but couldnt it be done?

KO

[boomer_95]

anfything CAN be done with enough time money and patients

if you have enough welding skills, tube work skills and actual tubing and a bender than ya sure it can be done

BTW http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.p...18#post2214218

[kobalt]

anfything CAN be done with enough time money and patients

if you have enough welding skills, tube work skills and actual tubing and a bender than ya sure it can be done

haha well there is an exhaust shop here that will do just about anything, and they are good at what they do. cheap too! should only cost me ~$70 including a new muffler.

[boomer_95]

haha well there is an exhaust shop here that will do just about anything, and they are good at what they do. cheap too! should only cost me ~$70 including a new muffler.

just make sure they use good clean tubing with SMOOTH bends and clean welds.. that crinkle cr*p they use on automotive will rob ALOT of HP from your already underpowered bike