does anyone recognize these pipes?

[rsg]

I would like to sell these pipes. They have been on my shelf for years. All I know is that they were taken off a wrecked kawasaki that had a liquid cooled twin cylinder. I am guessing a late 70s to early 80s machine. They are really solid and straight. I'm probably going to list them on ebay and see what I can get for them.

[Invader440]

Either an 80 LTD 4/6 or 81-82 LTD.

[Joel]

Looks like 81-82 Ltd. pipes to me. Joel

[Lloyd (ljm)]

 
what is different between the 80 and the 81-82 pipes?

[gixxer6]

what is different between the 80 and the 81-82 pipes?

Spring tabs.  The 80' 4/6 pipes had 2 springs per pipe holding it to the exhaust flange.  The 81-82' LTD pipes used 3 springs per pipe. 

[Lloyd (ljm)]

Thanks

[rsg]

Does anyone want them?

[mswyka]

what is different between the 80 and the 81-82 pipes?

Spring tabs.  The 80' 4/6 pipes had 2 springs per pipe holding it to the exhaust flange.  The 81-82' LTD pipes used 3 springs per pipe.

Spring Tabs and the angle of the pipe inlets.  The 80 LTD come straight out of the jugs.

[Invader440]

what is different between the 80 and the 81-82 pipes?

Spring tabs.  The 80' 4/6 pipes had 2 springs per pipe holding it to the exhaust flange.  The 81-82' LTD pipes used 3 springs per pipe.

Didn't know that, good to know how to tell the difference.

[rsg]

ok they are going in the dump.

[Joel]

I sure could use them , but am afraid the shipping would be crazy. Have one set that is quite bent and rusty . Joel

[gixxer6]

They look like a nice set of pipes.  I'd hate to see them go to the dump!  Joel is right, shipping the heavy things to the states would be killer.  Hopefully someone up north will save them!