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Fellow TYers

Well i bought the pipes now if you guys wouldnt mind looking at the pics and telling me what kind they look like that would be great. Seller offered me no literature as far as jetting and clutching any help would be appreciated. I ride 7500 to 12000 feet. Also wondering about where to find the gasket for one of the flanges that bolts to the exhaust port the set was missing one.





Thanks :bash:


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DoktorC said:
The pipes I had on my SXR were Yamaha GYT pipes...made by power inc.
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Yes I saw @ my local yamaha dealer a few years back a set of triples in a yamaha box with a part number and if I remember right they where made by Power Inc. also....
 
They must be Bender's because my power inc's were much different then those.

That gasket I used was just the stock gasket. I'm no help with setup for those altitudes....
 
YES they look like a set of Benders I have on my 600. Can't help you out with jets and set up since I'm running in MN. Regarding the flanges I used the stock ones that came on the sled.....

Nick
 
those are bender pipes. use stock exhaust gasket. i'm going to the shop tomorrow. i will post the clutching & jetting specs for your elevation.
there is a top & bottom to the flanges. if you mount them wrong the port will be partially blocked.

bob
 
bender 700 sx triples w/ stock motor - 7000' & above:

pilot: 57.5
fuel screw: 1.75 out
mains: 132.5
needle: #2 - washers on bottom

primary spring: org/pk/org w/ 1 shim
weights: 8CR
rivets: 13.3mm inner / 10.3alum. outer
rollers: stock
sec. spring: stock @ 60*
helix: 43*
shift: 86-8800
gears: 20/40

bob
 
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