Two Brothers Racing S1R/Tarmac User Manual

S1r/tarmac repack kit, Two brothers racing

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Installation Instructions

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

Warranty

Two Brothers Racing products are intended for closed course competition purposes only, and therefore are

sold “as is” without warranty. Two Brothers Racing specifically disclaims any warranties of merchantability

or fitness for a particular purpose and disclaims all responsibility for consequential and incidental damages or

any other losses arising from the use of these products or parts.

We recommend that this performance part be installed by a qualified technician.

If you have any doubts as to your ability to install this performance part,

please consult with your local motorcycle dealer. Read all instructions first

before starting installation. Make sure the motorcycle and exhaust system are

completely cool before starting the installation. Also, make sure the bike is

secure on a center stand or ideally a service lift during installation. Be sure to save

all stock components for possible use later.

Repack all road canisters every 5,000 miles. Part #005-10038

Repack all off road canisters after every 10 hours of use. Part #00510038MX

1.

Make sure the bike is completely cool before starting the installation

and is secured to a center stand or ideally a service lift. Then, remove

the muffler assembly from the bike.

Note: The following steps pertain to both the Tarmac and S1R mufflers.

2.

Using the provided drill bit, carefully drill rivets on the outlet side of the

muffler to remove rivet heads. Then with a punch and hammer, drive

the rivet body through the muffler sleeve and outlet.

3.

Separate the outlet flange and inner core from the muffler sleeve.

4.

Remove all existing packing material from the perforated core, if your

canister came with a stainless steel wool wrap around the core leave

this in place.

5.

Measure the core and cut new packing one inch longer.

6.

Wrap the new packing material around the perforated core tightly and

wrap as much of this material around the core as will fit into the sleeve.

Use masking tape to secure it.

7.

Insert the newly wrapped perforated core into muffler sleeve. Replace

o-ring on outlet flange and then install into the sleeve. Make sure the

perforated core seats fully into both inlet and outlet flange completely.

8.

Use a hole punch to align rivet holes.

9.

Using a rivet tool and the provided stainless steel rivets, rivet the outlet

flange back onto the muffler end. Re-use original rivet bands. Make sure

all the holes line up the same way as they did originally or your muffler

may end up pointing in a different direction when installed.

10.

Check for proper canister/collector alignment and reinstall the canister(s)

to the motorcycle.

11.

Double check to make sure that all hardware is tightened before you run

the bike, clean off all fingerprints and dirt, as any oily residue will etch the

metal and become somewhat permanent when the system gets hot. Run

the bike and enjoy. It is normal for some white smoke to appear the first

time you start the bike. This is packing/manufacturing oil from inside the

pipe burning off. Check for gaps or leaks. If you find a leak, a little high

temperature silicon sealant should fix it. After 50 to 100 miles, recheck all

fasteners for tightness.

Two Brothers Racing

s1R/taRmac Repack kit

Part # 005-10038S1

Description

Qty.

Description

Part Number

1

Packing Material

005-PACKING

7

Marson RIvet

005-H-51-54SSPG

1 O-Ring

005-7-7

1

6mm Drill Bit

005-9-DBTIN

Care & Cleaning

Care & Cleaning

Keep system free of dirt and moisture. Store in a cool, dry place. Make sure vehicle is completely cool

before maintenance.

Repack all road canisters every 3,000 miles. Part #005-10038

Repack all off road canisters after every 10 hours of use. Part #005-10038MX

NEVER dyno test your bike with carbon fiber or titanium canisters installed - the intense heat and lack

of cooling air can quickly burn through the canister material. Two Brothers Racing does not provide a

warranty for burned canisters.

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