Retro Style GY6 Performance Exhaust

Update: the exhaust system is installed, as you see in the pictures I fabricated a "clamp style" bracket similar to commercially avail types, I used one of the included spacers to mount it to the original exhaust mounting spot below the shock mount. It sounds unbelievable, slightly loud for my 52 year old ears, I won't be taking the removable baffle out.Later on I will add another strap style mount towards the front, simply for overkill purposes, and to combat the current obsession in my town for cobblestone streets.The quality and fit-and-finish is incredible, I bought this for a 2016 SSR rowdy (Big ruckus clone) and its perfect, some minor fabrication for mounting it to my right swing arm... Too bad I cannot use the stock bracket that comes with it, it's military grade but mounts to the engine ears right where my swingarm mounts, no biggie. The header pipe flange looks like it will also fit 8mm exhaust studs for later on when I install my "b" case motor.

First let me start by saying that this is superb quality in metal, welds, and all of the parts! The kit did include a exhaust gasket, so no need to buy one!However it will NOT fit a dual rear shock GY6! I have a 2013 TaoTao PowerMax 150cc. The muffler mount goes in the exact place that the right (passenger side) swing arm & shock mount goes. I had to skip using that, drilled 2 holes in my swing arm and mounted this to it. Finally a muffler I didn't have to bend or modify extensively! So I got it to fit, but not the way I was hoping.The braawp that this muffler makes now has my bike sounding like a dirt bike. It is a very deep and low sound only when you get on the gas. It is decently quiet when you're not under WOT idling.... I'm also noticing that my bike is popping during deceleration that I never noticed before.

My son loves it. Fit finish and sound are just what we ordered