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Kit, I've no idea whether that system, in that picture will work - but D&D did do a system for the S3.
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Yes and I know D&D made a 2 can system from the foot pegs back for the early 'Steamer' Tigers. I had 2 of their Carbon Fiber pipes on my '98 Tiger. Sounded **** good, but hardly stealthy for faster highway riding. Great in crowded cities 'cause everybody heard me as well as the car alarms I set-off.
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Thought they made 3-1 as well!
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I would bet that D&D did have something for the S3. During the mid 90's, D&D was usually quickest to market with exhaust solutions for new bikes. That also usually meant at the expense of extra clamps required for more than one section of pipe though.
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My sebring dont interfeer with the pillion pegs. Its bit closer to the peg but not by much. Also as i understand it (i may be wrong) they were fitted to speed triples during the speed triple seris, and they wernt allowed o alter the jetting from standerd, so the pipes were tuned to standard jetting.

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