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Fitting a 35mm muffler to a 32mm pipe

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turboguzzi:

--- Quote from: moto on November 13, 2025, 04:05:01 PM ---Here is my final update, after putting things aside for a while. I sanded the pipe, inside and out, cut off a 25mm spacer, cut a slot in it, and put (high-temperature) RTV rubber in the resulting gap.

Thanks to all with suggestions, even of using aluminum foil. I've done that too.

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Did that kind of adapters on all kinds of projects, last one a NSU Max running a Russian Ish silencer, all still running good :)

my only comment is that doing them on a lathe lets you machine a bigger id step on one end, say 3mm wide collar so when you push the silencer on the adapter doesnt get swallowed into the silencer (with difficult fishing out after...)  dont ask me why im proposing this :)

SIR REAL ED:

--- Quote from: moto on November 13, 2025, 04:05:01 PM ---Here is my final update, after putting things aside for a while. I sanded the pipe, inside and out, cut off a 25mm spacer, cut a slot in it, and put (high-temperature) RTV rubber in the resulting gap.









The 1/8" flat brackets needed washers:





The mufflers came out pretty even:





They look good:





The mounting is as solid as OEM, and the sound is surprisingly strong. If I ever run into a nice set of original V50 mufflers I can install them easily since I didn't modify the bike at all.

Thanks to all with suggestions, even of using aluminum foil. I've done that too.

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Good job!

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