sidewinder exhaust group buy 3

Started by BEELZEDUB, November 07, 2013, 09:14:31 PM

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i have had a few inquiries again so have started a new thread, once i have 5 names then i will ask for deposits and then proceed with the orders once a available space between my one off orders becomes available as it stands it will be around March 2014.

thanks Mike.

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I have mentioned this to Sally and will see her this weekend...

Will see if I can 'swing it'  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Maybe!  ::) ;D

http://www.manxmaniac.co.uk/EnginesAndExhausts-Beelzedub.php?album=MyNewExhaust

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I will stick my name down for one mate! ;-)up

March should be good for me as I want mine on the road for next summer!

Let me know when you want the deposit and how much it is and I will send it over!

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Please put me down for one.

Thanks

laurie

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possibly 2 more, ready for next summer fun.

£375 stainless steel sidewinder style cheaper than a crappy empi rot box

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Hi mate,

is this still a goer for March?
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cool! ;-)up
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Beezledub,

Wow what a beautiful exhaust.  ;-)up

I'm from the Netherlands and in the process of building my own street buggy.
I already seen the sidewinder exhaust from Meyers Manx and have thought of ordering one.
But also saw the Derek Jenkins Buggy (don't know if you know that one) with a street bike muffler.

Completely in doubt and in search for something special I saw this post.

This exhaust is a Beauty. Are you able to make the muffler detachable?

If possible I would definitely be added to the list as well.

Please let me know when you expect the exhaust to be ready latest.
I need to come to the UK for some other parts and body and would prefer to combine this in one trip.

Thanks in advance and again beautiful exhaust!!!

Would like to be the first in the Netherlands.  8)

Kind regards,

Wouter (CI)




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Hi Wouter, thanks for the kind words.

hoping to start these towards the end of Feb. I can make the silencer removable, but would like to ask why?

thanks Mike.

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Hi Mike,

In the search of the right exhaust I found two models I liked.
The sidewinder from Meyers Manx and the exhaust from Derek Jenkins buggy. See picture below.



From there I was looking for an exhaust that has the corresponding tube lengths of the Sidewinder, the stainless steel from yours but also real street buggy looks. How much I like the sidewinder I'm not sure if it's looks are aggressive enough  :-\, therefore I would like the option to attach a silencer from a street racer.

But could be that the looks are perfect once fitted.

Wouter

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I am doing a Manx 1 so I would be interested in earlier style sidewinder exhaust with bolt on flanged muffler if it becomes an option.

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Quote from: CI on January 29, 2014, 03:29:25 AM
Hi Mike,

In the search of the right exhaust I found two models I liked.
The sidewinder from Meyers Manx and the exhaust from Derek Jenkins buggy. See picture below.



From there I was looking for an exhaust that has the corresponding tube lengths of the Sidewinder, the stainless steel from yours but also real street buggy looks. How much I like the sidewinder I'm not sure if it's looks are aggressive enough  :-\, therefore I would like the option to attach a silencer from a street racer.

But could be that the looks are perfect once fitted.

Wouter

emailed you bud. ;-)up

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