ZeCross exhaust

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ZeCross exhaust

22 Jul 2007 17:49
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anybody have any thoughts or info on these zecross pipes i'm thinking they would look great on my z1b but i've never heard of them before:blink:

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Re: ZeCross exhaust

23 Jul 2007 03:10
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I believe you are talking about the X-pipe.
Look through the forum,there are several
discussions on them.

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Re: ZeCross exhaust

23 Jul 2007 08:50
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he's referring to the new exhaust sold by Z1 Ent. I believe a diff. unit altogether than the x-pipe system. hopefully Jeff will have more info and some installed pics as this would greatly aid him in selling this....hint. hint. I would like to know if the baffles are removable or not for starters.
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

23 Jul 2007 19:11
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what about it jeff any installed pics?

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Re: ZeCross exhaust

24 Aug 2007 21:20
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Me too; I've been curious about headers that route 1-4 and 2-3 separately. That should make the exhaust pulses alternate pipes due to the 1-2-4-3 firing order. I want to hear how that sounds!

...and I'd like to know what I'll have to weld to make it hang on my LTD, but I guess that can wait until I can afford the pipes.
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

25 Aug 2007 02:22
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If it sounds anything like the Hookers I had you won't be sorry (same arrangement, different brand). Love the sound!
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

25 Aug 2007 05:43
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The customers buying the pipe are very pleased with them - they are well made with good chrome, easy to fit, and sound nice - a fairly deep, throaty sound, but not abrasively loud. The baffles are removable.

I've been talking with one customer about the jetting on a KZ - very similar to what you'd see when installing a 4-1.
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

25 Aug 2007 08:39
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They are the coolest looking pipes, especially looking like a Kerker on both sides!!
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

25 Aug 2007 09:13
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You have to take them off to change the oil.

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Re: ZeCross exhaust

25 Aug 2007 11:57
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tjettim wrote:
You have to take them off to change the oil.


Believe this is correct with regard to the X-pipe with crossing underneath the engine.

But the cross-over dual exhaust version from Z1E appears to allow access to the oil plug and filter without removing the exhaust system, with crossing in front of the engine. :)

Z1E Cross-Over Exhaust


Have no actual experience with either system. :(
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

26 Aug 2007 15:10
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well this system looks and sounds like a nice kit.....but what a powerfull selling tool to have a couple nice pics installed on a bike.....for us potential customers.
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Re: ZeCross exhaust

27 Aug 2007 13:18
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The add says "easy access to oil filter" sounds like you can change the oil and filter with them on.
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