I am about to complete my CB 350 twin rebuild and looking for an exhuast system that has some bark to it for the 350. Could anyone recommend something like that? All I have seen is the system made by Mac and have not heard it yet. Thanks for the input
CB 350 exhuast
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Not much on the market to choose from, especially in the 2-1's.
Hooker used to make both scrambler pipes (which are totally bitchin' and absolutely rare as hell) and a low pipe (which I managed to get a set of only after extreme patience and luck).
A company in the 70's called MCM made a bunch of 2-2 high pipes for small displacement twins. These can be found on the 'bay once in a while. A friend found a pristine set for his '69 350 (and paid dearly for them too).
I've got no opinion of the Mac's.
Mostly, people just get a set custom made or slide some aftermarket shorties/megaphones on the stock headpipes. Plenty loud.
Scour the swap meets, race tracks, ebay and cross your fingers.
Honda go sideways!
Hooker used to make both scrambler pipes (which are totally bitchin' and absolutely rare as hell) and a low pipe (which I managed to get a set of only after extreme patience and luck).
A company in the 70's called MCM made a bunch of 2-2 high pipes for small displacement twins. These can be found on the 'bay once in a while. A friend found a pristine set for his '69 350 (and paid dearly for them too).
I've got no opinion of the Mac's.
Mostly, people just get a set custom made or slide some aftermarket shorties/megaphones on the stock headpipes. Plenty loud.
Scour the swap meets, race tracks, ebay and cross your fingers.
Honda go sideways!
here's what I did on a 175, ebay cl175 exhaust (cheap), appropriately hacked and a couple of clever dog cones with the super trapp caps
http://home.comcast.net/~toyhcd/newpipes.html
dch
http://home.comcast.net/~toyhcd/newpipes.html
dch
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