KZ650 Exhaust Options (tried the Motad?)

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30 Jul 2015 08:31 #683439 by cjaldous
My KZ650 has an unknown, chopped exhaust. It has no connector pipe between the two sides.
I like the 4-2 look, which unfortunately limits my options.

Should I....

Get a MAC 4-2: milwaukee.craigslist.org/mpo/5136279356.html
Save up for a Motad www.wemoto.com/parts/picture/mt-mz6t/
Or buy the best looking stock pipes on eBay?

DavidSilverSpares sells the Motad for $630, there's the craigslist Mac for $250. and I'd probably spend up to $300 on eBay for stock.

Has anyone seen/used the Motad?

1977 KZ650B
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30 Jul 2015 10:16 #683452 by Tyrell Corp
Replied by Tyrell Corp on topic KZ650 Exhaust Options (tried the Motad?)
I've had several motads, popular in the UK, good build quality and chrome, quiet but nice tone and no upjetting required. They aren't a performance pipe and whilst it looked good on my GSX11 the long silencer isn't so cool on a zed imo. (kz)

I just scored an awesome pipe for my 750r1, it is a UK 'predator' with right hand exit, stainless 4/1. It looks great, sounds awesome and seems really good midrange, the previous pipe(marshall deep tone 4-1) was maybe slightly better top end. I'll trade rpm power for midrange any day on a 750.

Look for kz650 kz700 kz750 gpz 750 they all fit, the rear hanger may need altering.

Max bottom and mid power will come from a 4-2, the factory linked pipes work greatwith an airbox, just personally I think they look a bit goofy. 4-2-1 is optinum but 4-1 is best peak power.

1980 Gpz550 D1, 1981 GPz550 D1. 1982 GPz750R1. 1983 z1000R R2. all four aces

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