Y pipes

[Sportfury]

have 07 Attak looking for the part numbers for the Stainless Steel version of the y pipe my dealer can only find the titaniums.

 

[Kaz]

Feb 18, 2009 Yamaha offering SS header pipes, cheap compared to titanium


8FP-14610-10 (Right side)
8FP-14620-10 (Left side)

Got em. It is true just call your dealer. 1/4 the cost of OEM Titanium

Just called my Dealer in Markham, apparently this is true, on my way to pick one up now $85 cdn each.

Got this from an old post
PS: I tried these part #'s on Port Yamaha site and no luck!
Kaz

 

[Srxspec]

PS: I tried these part #'s on Port Yamaha site and no luck!
Kaz

You were just missing the last digits of the number.

8FP-14610-10-00 (Right side)
8FP-14620-10-00 (Left side)

 

[AIRWOLF]

there $180.00

 

[Capt.Storm]

there $180.00

I paid 317 shipped for the pair.
http://www.yamahasportsplaza.com/pages/ ... 4610-00-00

1 of 8FR-14610-00-00 - Yamaha - EXHAUST PIPE ASSY 1 @$148.57ea.

1 of 8FR-14620-00-00 - Yamaha - EXHAUST PIPE ASSY 2 @$148.57ea.

Subtotal: $297.14
Shipping: $18.89 via UPS Ground
Estimated Delivery: 12/20/11 - 12/27/11
Sales Tax: $0.00
Total Amt: $316.03

 

[vx700xtc]

More than double the price from 2 years ago. But worth it, because they work!

 

[Capt.Storm]

Local dealer wanted 212 a piece.

 

[jalmburg]

Trying to change my y-pipes on my 07 Attack, I have losened the exhaust clamps at back of y-pipes but still cant get the y-pipe seperated from the exhaust pipe. Unbolted exhaust box and tried yanking but wont seperate. This is together super tight. Any suggestions or tricks to seperate the y-pipes from the exhaust pipe at the clamp joint would be appreciated. Help.

 

[jalmburg]

y-pipe removal

Here is a pic of where I can't get the y pipe to seperate from the exhaust pipe. Flex pipes are removed, muffler is unbolted just cant get the sucker to seperate. Help, any ideas?

 

[NY AttakGT]

They are usually a bear and take some cohersing to get separated.

I usually use some persuasion in the form of a heavy rubber mallet hits on the mufller. I stand behind the sled, with right hand, pull out on muffler, usually right by the exhaust pipe. With left hand, smack the left side of the muffler a few whacks..switch hands....grab and pull with left hand, smack it on right side of muffler...switch.....usually takes 3 or 4 cycles but it'll eventually come out.

Be careful not to loose any of the rubber bushings or the steel sleeves at the 4 points where you bolt the muffler to the tunnel. I usually pull those out right away since they usually fall out anyhow.

Some have thrown heat on it (the muffler side after sliding the clamps back and out of the way) and said that worked, but I have never found the need.