New Slipon wont fit! (Sc Projects)

[swedishsteel]

Hey Guys!

Havent been here in a while but its good to see that the forum is still up and running!

I ordered and recieved a slip on from Sc Projects, (Italy) i had never heard about them before but discovered them in a youtube clip and i liked the look, sound and pricing. (385€) www.sc-project.com/suzuki_gsr_750_e.htm
I might do a little review of it if i could actually get it on to the bike, it looks really nice! 

Pic on some of the parts:
s31.postimg.org/ldqfl7ecb/20160420_151614_resized_1.jpg
s31.postimg.org/heu6so02j/20160420_151604_resized.jpg

Problem is the link pipe is to small to fit on the exhaust pipe as the exhaust pipe expands right at the end in what looks to be some kind of gasket (?)
Pics:
s31.postimg.org/tvxmo7knv/20160420_143337_resized.jpg
s31.postimg.org/53b1k9kkb/20160420_143352_resized.jpg
s31.postimg.org/kllz41qvv/20160420_143354_resized.jpg

Diameter of the thickest part of the exhaust measures 49mm, inner diameter of the link pipe measures 42,5mm.
if it wasnt for the gasket it would be a perfect fit. gasket is non removable.


So what seems to be the problem here guys? had any similar problems?
Do you think they sent me the wrong link pipe? Do you guys have the gasket aswell or is it a EU-thing maybe?
I have mailed SC Project to see what they think.


Thanks ahead / Swedishsteel

[swedishsteel]

I guess nr 14 on this picture is what i need to remove: www.megazip.net/zapchasti-dlya-motocyklov/suzuki/gsr750-9397/gsr750-20547/gsr750uel2-e21-l2-723411#g11537542/muffler

cant really see how im gonna do it, it looks merged with the pipe, any tips?

[wkboardr]

Based on the manufactures picture, it look like it slides inside. I can't remember with mine but maybe the piece inside the original exhaust needs removed

[swedishsteel]

Solved it! s31.postimg.org/tyiufdscb/20160420_173717_resized.jpg
All that was needed was some violence delivered via hammer and screwdriver to get the gasket off from the pipe, i damaged it slightly but i can probably still use it if i ever want to put the stock muffler back on. Thanks anyway!

[AshesOfAnother]

If all else fails, you need a bigger hammer!

[darksunshade]

In the future use a flat head screw driver and slide it between the gasket and the lip that is on there and twist. all you need to do is to get that gasket moving and it will slide off.