Dunstall Replicas

wrench · Mar 25, 2008

Curious if anybody has mounted these ubiquitous mufflers to their Norton? And if so, how do they sound? These are the cheap Taiwanese versions, about a $100 a pair. I'm not all that concerned about long-term durability, but am interested in a decent look and especially the exhaust note. They would serve as a temporary replacement until I can locate the real thing. Other ideas for cheap alternatives?

wrench

debby · Mar 25, 2008

I bought a set for my 850 project, after seeing and hearing a pair that were installed on a Mk3. They look good and they had a nice deep healthy sound too. I think you'll like them.

I'll be ready to install mine soon, but it's going to be a while until I can fire the bike up. Will post updates...

Debby

wrench · Mar 25, 2008

Thanks Debbie. I've heard that they sound pretty well, just wanted to make sure they weren't too toned down to sound like a moped or the like ;-o

Cheers to you and your fast response.

wrench

wrench · Mar 25, 2008

PS Apologies for misspelling your name. Forgive. Thanks Debby. My bad.

wrench

grandpaul · Mar 25, 2008

Ditto Debby's post. Except that they're not staying on the bike unless they are just so much better than the peashooters I have set aside.

I hope to have the Combat "in combat" before Apr 12th.

debby · Mar 26, 2008

wrench said:
PS Apologies for misspelling your name. Forgive. Thanks Debby. My bad.

wrench

So few people notice...

Debby

Coco · Mar 26, 2008

I have an original Dunstall pair that were off my MKIII.

Someone can have the damn things if they will pay the postage. A few rust specks and scratches but no corrosion internally. Actually, I would trade them for a rear MKIII fender in great condition.

I hate the look of them and bought stainless pea shooters instead.

grandpaul · Mar 26, 2008

If I didn't already have a new set and a used set of muffs, and if I had a spare rear fender, I'd sure trade you!

debby · Mar 26, 2008

Colin,

Those Dunstalls would probably bring good money on ebay, scratched and rusty though they may be. People go nuts over original Dunstall parts.

Debby

wrench · Mar 26, 2008

Coco said:
I have an original Dunstall pair that were off my MKIII.

Someone can have the damn things if they will pay the postage. A few rust specks and scratches but no corrosion internally. I would trade them for a rear MKIII fender in great condition.

I hate the look of them and bought stainless pea shooters instead.

Coco--

Or, I'd be happy to buy them off you(!) Let me know.

Cheers--

wrench

Coco · Mar 26, 2008

debby said:
Colin,

Those Dunstalls would probably bring good money on ebay, scratched and rusty though they may be. People go nuts over original Dunstall parts.

Debby

Yeah.......ebay. I hate ebay. Seriously, I will trade them for a rear MKIII fender. They are hanging at work in the rafters right now albeit a little dusty but still very useable.

I'd rather someone get them who needs them or crazy enough.......wants them. I'll never use them or have the energy to list them on ebay.

Coco · Mar 26, 2008

grandpaul said:
If I didn't already have a new set and a used set of muffs, and if I had a spare rear fender, I'd sure trade you!

I might need a triumph conical hub for a project I'm getting together.

I don't want it to sound like I'm trying to sell these mufflers on here (because I'm not) but if someone wants to swap a part, or really wants to use them feel free contact me.

grandpaul · Mar 26, 2008

Conical hubs are something I no longer have except two that are mounted on front wheels on 2 project bikes that they are going to stay with.

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