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Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Mon Jul 11, 2022 7:37 amby GExS
I’m thinking of give one a try. I’ve heard they can give you a bit more top end but has anyone tried one? It’s an original S3 type not the S2 ones. The down pipe is also the 38mm standard size.
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Mon Jul 11, 2022 11:15 pmby ULC Soulagent
I wouldn’t bother to be honest, there is a lot of better box pipes out in the lambretta world
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Wed Jul 13, 2022 10:27 pmby GExS
Yes, I’m sure their is better but I just curious.
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:01 pmby Rich Oswald
Forget it, the technology has moved on massively since these.
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:13 pmby GExS
Feedback: I put one on and it’s okay with a little bit more over rev but it could waken the dead with the noise, although noise can make you heard by car drivers.
The engine is a Suzuki 185 conversion with 60x115 crank, Jetex 22 carb. It did have a standard Casa exhaust on which was great. The Ken Cobbing exhaust slipped directly onto the standard 38mm downpipe.
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Sun Jul 24, 2022 11:46 amby ULC Soulagent
So did the over Rev give anymore top speed
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Sun Jul 24, 2022 2:07 pmby GExS
I’ve not recorded the speed, however it seems slightly faster but definitely revs on through the gears better. I don’t do the big tunes anymore I guess another type of exhaust could be better but it suits me. I was out on it this morning with 2 big kitted Casa engines, stayed with them on the normal roads etc, they were obviously faster on the dual carriageway.
Re: Ken Cobbing Series 3 Twin Pipe Exhaust
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Mon Jul 25, 2022 9:38 amby ULC Soulagent
GExS wrote:I’ve not recorded the speed, however it seems slightly faster but definitely revs on through the gears better. I don’t do the big tunes anymore I guess another type of exhaust could be better but it suits me. I was out on it this morning with 2 big kitted Casa engines, stayed with them on the normal roads etc, they were obviously faster on the dual carriageway.
Well as long as your happy with your setup then alls well