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westofrayne

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Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« on: April 02, 2016, 10:42:54 AM »

Sorry to bother you but my son has a 2014 Kymco Spuer 8 50cc 2 Stoke ped, the exhaust muffler and fixings have rotted through and I need to replace the exhaust, I have purchase an exhaust from Racing-Planet.co.uk but there is a pipe coming down from under the seat that goes into a filter (?) then follows exhaust to the front.  The replacement does not have this, looking on the net most don't have it either , anuybody know where I can get an exhaust to fit this bike from???

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Re: Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« Reply #1 on: April 02, 2016, 01:12:59 PM »
Just don't connect those pieces to your new exhaust. On mine, a previous owner had cut off the little pipe from the original exhaust and welded up the hole. You'll get a good performance gain.

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Chris0381

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Re: Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« Reply #2 on: April 02, 2016, 08:16:49 PM »
I have a 2013 original exhaust I set aside after modding one from ebay. I didn't want to chop and weld my original in case it didn't come out well.

But wouldnt, you just want to plug that one pipe up and remove the canister I think it is.

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Re: Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« Reply #3 on: April 03, 2016, 12:35:57 PM »
I have a 2013 original exhaust I set aside after modding one from ebay. I didn't want to chop and weld my original in case it didn't come out well.

But wouldnt, you just want to plug that one pipe up and remove the canister I think it is.
Yes, That's one way to handle it. Some people leave the canister and running so it looks like it passes visual smog check.

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agoncalvesjr89

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Re: Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« Reply #4 on: April 11, 2016, 05:14:18 PM »
I have a 2013 s8 2t.    I ur doing 41 with the stock catalyst exhaust , u will do 50 with an aftermarket one. I recently got a really really good exhaust . NARAKU TRAFFIC for kymco 2t.   Its nuts. Added 8mph and massive throaty sound.... Added a huge amount of low end torque.
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NARAKU VARIATOR 6 GRAMS SLIDER / ROLLER COMB.
TECNIGAS NEXT R EXHAUST
SLIGHTLY LONGER THAN STOCK GATES DRIVE BELT.
TOP SPEED 50ISH , TONS OF POWER. 45MPH CRUISING

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Re: Kymco Super 8 50cc s Stroke 2014 - Need new Exhaust
« Reply #5 on: April 11, 2016, 07:27:12 PM »
I have a 2013 s8 2t.    I ur doing 41 with the stock catalyst exhaust , u will do 50 with an aftermarket one. I recently got a really really good exhaust . NARAKU TRAFFIC for kymco 2t.   Its nuts. Added 8mph and massive throaty sound.... Added a huge amount of low end torque.
Hope my Tecnigas Trek gives me similar results on my People 50

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OEM 16mm carburetor

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