What Exhausts fit? GSX750es

[Project1]

I've just purchased a low mileage GSX750es as my first project,  it hasn't turned a wheel for 15 years and is rough as hell! But it seemed cheap enough for a bit fun and learning. My initial plan is to get the old girl road worthy. I'm trying to stick to a small budget and have hit my first stumbling block - the orignal exhaust is toast! Internet and Eblag searches has yielded nothing under 300 notes so far. Does anyone know if any other models exhaust will fit? Thanks in advance. 

[Blubber]

Hi,

Welcome, 

We like pictures. 

 

Which town are you from? Help might be just around the corner 

[Project1]

Hmmmmm? Having a brain freeze! How can I add pictures to the posts?

Edited September 30, 2019 by Project1
It helps if you don’t log out accidentally!

[wraith]

Welcome to OSS.

Can it be patch and or welded up?

 

[Hardassfunk]

 

Oil cooled GSXR and Blandit exhausts too

Edited June 8, 2020 by Hardassfunk

[Project1]

This is the current state of play. I guess it could be repaired, the link pipe on the top side has large holes in it, also the silencers are badly pitted on the top, not sure if it’s worth the effort to repair?

[wraith]

Yes, I think it has seen better days.

[Fazz711]

Hi bud. 

Welcome to OSS 

[Rsvfletch]

If you can fabricate and weld early GSXR750 works 

[Rsvfletch]

[Hardassfunk]

1100l headers

 

Edited June 8, 2020 by Hardassfunk

[Project1]

Thanks for the replies guys,  600 SRAD looks like a good option , another trawl around Eblag will hopefully turn something up? I really like the look of the standard exhaust but I can't bring myself to spend more on  a standard replacement exhaust than I paid for the whole bike!!

[Hardassfunk]

34 minutes ago, Project1 said:

Thanks for the replies guys,  600 SRAD looks like a good option , another trawl around Eblag will hopefully turn something up? I really like the look of the standard exhaust but I can't bring myself to spend more on  a standard replacement exhaust than I paid for the whole bike!!

You could use 1100L 4-2 downpipes and have some link pipes made up to suit 

[busse]

I also bough a nice looking 1983 GSX750ES cheep from my brother in laws father, the exhaust on my bike has rust and some dents on the downpipes. It got a black 4-1 I don't know which brand but its all in one pice with downpipes and muffler velded together.

Is there any  4-1 stainless steel downpipe, hedders (I'm from Sweden so whats the correct name on the 4-1 part between the cylinderhead and the muffler?) that will fit on the GSX750ES. My plan for the bike is to do something inspired of the XR69 with home made gas tank and seat so if I only could get the downpipe I can make the pip after the downpipe to the muffler by my self.

You talkes about 1100L, which 1100L do you ment, GSX, GSX-R? What years of 1100L will fit the 1983 750 ES model?

 

[Hardassfunk]

Gsx750f downpipes

[busse]

3 hours ago, Hardassfunk said:

Gsx750f downpipes

GSX750F from what year? Stainless steel? 

 

Will this one fit 97-06 GSX750F? https://delkevic.co.uk/Suzuki/GSX750F SPORTS /1997/suzuki-gsx600f-gsx750f-97-06-stainless-4-1-exhaust-downpipes.html?search=

 

Do you think that the exhaust from 1980-1983 GSX750E will fit on the ES? Delkevic have exhaust and downpipes to the GSX750E https://delkevic.co.uk/s/Suzuki/GSX750E /1983  I have sent a email to Delkevic but have not got an answer yet.

Edited September 6, 2020 by busse

[RGSX]

Would 84 GSX1150efe pipes fit, they look the same  don't know about diameter of tubes. I've no idea how to make a transaction and you haven't reached the 50 post limit, and shipping costs may be an issue they are 30lbs.

You could try Hindle/Ripple rock racers as well.

[busse]

I don't know of thoose pipes will fit on the GSX750ES?  I also think that shipping, custom fee and taxes will coast me alot for me if you send that exhaust from Canada.

 

I would prefere an stainless steel downpipes I something will fit on the GSX750ES. My problem is that the bike is about 700 km away from home so I cant do any measure on the exhaust.