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Offline steve7406

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rm muffler
« on: November 24, 2010, 06:37:51 pm »
Looking for a muffler/silencer for a 1977 rm125b
2000 Yamaha WR400f
1980 Suzuki RM250t
1977 Suzuki RM125b                                         
1975 Yamaha MX250b
1973 Yamaha mx360 (on the rebuild table)                                                               
1972 Yamaha dt1 250
1976 Suzuki ts 185

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2010, 10:56:57 am »
Original or aftermarket?

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #2 on: November 25, 2010, 05:40:14 pm »
perfer original but after market may be ok the one in picture can you do it in black.
2000 Yamaha WR400f
1980 Suzuki RM250t
1977 Suzuki RM125b                                         
1975 Yamaha MX250b
1973 Yamaha mx360 (on the rebuild table)                                                               
1972 Yamaha dt1 250
1976 Suzuki ts 185

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #3 on: November 25, 2010, 10:22:12 pm »
DOn't do them in black, it would be easy for you to do that yourself if you wanted to go that way.
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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #4 on: November 26, 2010, 09:11:00 pm »
perfer original but after market may be ok the one in picture can you do it in black.
are you doing a restoration, or just want to ride it?
Standard was BLOODY LOUD and you will just piss people off. Get a decent muffler onto it.
Dirt Bikes are evil - ask your neighbours - and it is almost always because of the NOISE.

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #5 on: November 26, 2010, 09:13:24 pm »
2 strokes are loud all together I am chasing a stock 71 tm400 pipe for my tm400 that will bark with that on no silincer.

Do you still have the pe400 muffler if I wanted to get another Geoff? ;)
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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #6 on: November 27, 2010, 01:21:52 am »
Michael,i live 4 kms from the Frankston track and on Wed-Sat-Sun
all i hear is 4 stroke farting noises.
That deep bassy fart sound travels a loooong way.

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #7 on: November 28, 2010, 12:23:35 pm »
Lukeb1961 Doing a rideable resto if their is such a thing i had a 77 rm125 as a kid and would like to keep this one as original as i can
2000 Yamaha WR400f
1980 Suzuki RM250t
1977 Suzuki RM125b                                         
1975 Yamaha MX250b
1973 Yamaha mx360 (on the rebuild table)                                                               
1972 Yamaha dt1 250
1976 Suzuki ts 185

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #8 on: November 28, 2010, 02:30:43 pm »
Steve,i had the same problem doing my RM125C resto,and the mufflers that rarely came up for sale were dinged and average and still pulled over $130 + US.
I lucked out by looking for the RM125B,C expansion chambers and then asking the owners if by chance they had the muffler/silencer somewhere in their possesion.
As luck would have it,one of the sellers still had a muffler...he wanted $30.00....he got the money before i could even finish typing  ;D and he even had a pair of very good 125C rear shocks which i needed 1 of but grabbed both.
They do come up but be prepared to pay and then spend time repairing it.
One of the members kind son on here drew out the dimensions off his dads 125B muffler last year and emailed it to me.....i will try and find it as i had a couple of computer melt downs in the past year.
Yell if you need it and if i can find it.
cheers...mario

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #9 on: November 28, 2010, 02:51:26 pm »
Thanks mario if you could find the demensions that would be good. i know of a bloke in sydney with early rm parts but getting him to part with them is going to be pretty hard.
2000 Yamaha WR400f
1980 Suzuki RM250t
1977 Suzuki RM125b                                         
1975 Yamaha MX250b
1973 Yamaha mx360 (on the rebuild table)                                                               
1972 Yamaha dt1 250
1976 Suzuki ts 185

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #10 on: November 29, 2010, 10:13:14 pm »
Steve and Mario,

I think that was my son that drew up the silencer - We had a tidy RM125C which we had the silencer for and used for the drawing and dimensions. We never used that original silencer on the 125C when it was raced because it was truely offensive. I bought an aftermarket steel universal type one from MCA in Sydney for around $60 and it worked really well. Noise level was acceptable and the bike went well. We sold that bike to a Heaven club member who also doesn't use the original silencer. He's from up Newcastle way.

I will have a look for the sons drawing.

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KTM 250 1980,  Maico 250 AW 1977, Husqvarna CR 430 1981, , CZ 250 1973 and a 550 Husaberg

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #11 on: November 30, 2010, 01:18:27 am »
Hi Pete,i did find the pic you sent me but not the email as i couldn't remember your name on here.
Lucky i did copy it and saved it on another h/drive and sent a copy to Steve.
I did find that  C muffler about 2 weeks after you sent me the drawings as i was ready to try and attempt to make one.
So thanks again to you and Carl as i didn't want to take the glory for the pics and end up with egg on my face  :)
I still might have a go at making one just for the hell of it oneday.

Cheers...Mario

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Re: rm muffler
« Reply #12 on: November 30, 2010, 06:16:01 am »
Boys,  Yeah happy to assist. Carl did a good job on that drawing so it would be good to see if one could be made some time. Time being the issue. Keep a look out for an RM 370 or 400C motor for us. Project racer in progress.

ta pete and carl
KTM 250 1980,  Maico 250 AW 1977, Husqvarna CR 430 1981, , CZ 250 1973 and a 550 Husaberg