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Harris Exhaust for Z1000 MKII

#1 PostAuthor: njwmct » Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:34 am

Can anyone out there help?
Just purchased a brand new Harris 4:1 system - I was told that it fits all Z1000's up to & including the MKII.

The problem is thats it's not possible to tigthen up the nuts on the exhaust flanges at the head - the flange plates are too close to the head & so by the time the exhaust nuts are tightened right up there is approx a 4mm gap.

Anyone got any ideas or had the same problem?
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#2 PostAuthor: z1bman » Mon Aug 08, 2011 8:06 am

hi did the collets come with the new exhaust ? if so you will need to replace them with the standard z1000 collets i think z power have them on web site
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#3 PostAuthor: njwmct » Mon Aug 08, 2011 10:51 am

z1bman wrote:hi did the collets come with the new exhaust ? if so you will need to replace them with the standard z1000 collets i think z power have them on web site


Hi,
Thanks for your advice but as far as I'm aware the Harris header pipe design eliminates the collets (I have a standard collet set & don't see how they could fit anyway)
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#4 PostAuthor: KeithZ1R » Mon Aug 08, 2011 5:12 pm

Take the studs out and replace with hex bolts, or if your not happy with that drill out some stainless nuts and use them as spacers behind the exhaust nuts and washers :!:

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#5 PostAuthor: lta01 » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:15 pm

like what he said......just had to do exactly the same with a harris fitted to a Mk1 Z1R
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#6 PostAuthor: andy.s » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:59 pm

ditto stainless spacers on mine. :)
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#7 PostAuthor: njwmct » Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:39 pm

KeithZ1R wrote:Take the studs out and replace with hex bolts, or if your not happy with that drill out some stainless nuts and use them as spacers behind the exhaust nuts and washers :!:

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That's a good solution - why did'nt I think of that! - Thanks
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