Finally cut the stocker off so I could fit the new Wileyco. Doesn't look too bad. Will be cutting the adapter and welding it the flange that I made today.

You better wash the bike or throw some mud on the can  

Seriously...the adapter does look good.  

OK OK so it's dirty. I went mudding in my back yard.  

That's nice ... swap those hex head bolts for button head allen bolts ...
Cool.
Srinath.

where did you get all your equipment?!

I made the bracket. Just took the gasket and drew the template and used a plasma cutter and then cleaned it up, then went to autozone and bought a 2 1/4 to 2 1/8 adapter. Got the can from Dennis Kirk e-bay, 50.00

I just bought wileco can would be interested in seeing how it looks when its all welded.

Here it is all welded, plan on painting the headers and midpipe aluminum this weekend

Did you give up on using that reducer/adapter and get a new section of pipe?  Were you able to match the bends or was something off the shelf available?

After many test fittings, just couldn't get the adapter to do what I wanted, so I had a muffler shop made a new mid with the same bends as the stock pipe except for near the can and I had him move it outward about 3/4" so the new midpipe goes straight in, instead of being offset like the stock one.

Quote from: tdan553527I had a muffler shop made a new mid with the same bends as the stock pipe

How much did all that cost at the muffler shop?

$30 for new midpipe and to have the flange welded on.