Is this a yoshi can or OEM?

[stephenspann27]

I'm thinking this is a OEM can with a yoshi sticker, I just wanted to be sure:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290527840086&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123#ht_500wt_584

I have a pre 750 that I'm wanting to do a 4 into 1 on to save weight. I'm wanting to do it as cheaply as possible. My plan is to find a Post 750 header and put the dent in it to clear my oil pan, then find a cheap mid-pipe/can for a Post.

[Kreylyn]

Looks OEM to me.

If your gonna use a post system on a pre, be sure you alter the stationary mount, or get a can with an adjustable mount system.

Post exhaust systems are too long for the pre frames. It can forced to fit, but that pushes the exhaust down under the engine not giving enough clearance and will scrap heavily on any curves at all, much less bumps and such.

I would really recomend looking for a cheap oil pan/pickup off a post to put on your pre instead of denting the header. Work out much better in the long run, and give you the clearance you need.

Krey

[Devinjordan]

looks stock to me

[GregS]

It's definitely OE. The Yosh would have a strap to support it, a removable rear cap for repacking, a separate mid pipe and no contour at the rear bottom of the can.

[Kfreak]

I have a Yoshi and looks nothing like that. Seller isn't saying anything about being a Yoshi, just put a sticker on it to get you to think it may be a Yoshi. Besides, it looks like a POS to me and not worth the money. It's friggin beat to crap.
Go here:

http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=114882

http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=114878

[stephenspann27]

Looks OEM to me.

If your gonna use a post system on a pre, be sure you alter the stationary mount, or get a can with an adjustable mount system.

Post exhaust systems are too long for the pre frames. It can forced to fit, but that pushes the exhaust down under the engine not giving enough clearance and will scrap heavily on any curves at all, much less bumps and such.

I would really recomend looking for a cheap oil pan/pickup off a post to put on your pre instead of denting the header. Work out much better in the long run, and give you the clearance you need.

Krey

I have a D&D Can/ mid pipe that's from a RF 900. Maybe I'll get a Post Header, and see if I can make the D&D stuff work..

[Kreylyn]

I have a D&D Can/ mid pipe that's from a RF 900. Maybe I'll get a Post Header, and see if I can make the D&D stuff work..

Should be fairly simple to get a midpipe custom bent that can be welded/attatched to the can you have to make the 2 work together. Check with local exhaust shops.

Krey

[cablerum]

I'm thinking this is a OEM can with a yoshi sticker, I just wanted to be sure:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290527840086&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123#ht_500wt_584

I have a pre 750 that I'm wanting to do a 4 into 1 on to save weight. I'm wanting to do it as cheaply as possible. My plan is to find a Post 750 header and put the dent in it to clear my oil pan, then find a cheap mid-pipe/can for a Post.

I believe Yoshi makes the OEM Suzuki exhaust, it's just not the performance aftermarket version. The sticker does say both Suzuki & Yoshi, which may very well be correct, but it is not the high performace one you are most likely looking for, just the OEM version that comes stock. I switched mine from OEM to Two Brothers, the Two brothers is only about quarter the weight of the stock system & sounds so much better.

[hardlydangerous]

its an OE 750 pipe. it has the cutaway at the start of the can.

[cintidude04]

been seeing alot of those stickers lately, it's a Team Suzuki sticker,says yoshi on it because yoshi is endorsed by team suzuki. was looking at pull over hoodies earlier an saw some with the same design as this sticker