Malcolm Cox (new chrome plated steel jota mufflers)

I got a new pair of slippers this year so im gonna sell my last years pair, every year, consider me a supplier, Size 8

Just thought id let every one know  :P
 
I got a new pair of slippers this year so im gonna sell my last years pair, every year, consider me a supplier, Size 8
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You don't want to start doing that....it's a slippery slope from there on...  :-*
 
Well looks like the wait is just about over... all those who have purchased a set should be receiving shortly as they have been made, chromed plated and as I understand it being packaged as this is typed.
 

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    Hi, everyone,
          just letting you know, my sfc1000 helped Malcolm fabricate brackets for the bike, and l picked them up along with the new silencers, and
    Malcolm fitted them.He fitted them himself because he wanted to make sure they're "idiot-proof" They fit superbly, and the quality of finish,
    accuracy, and last but not least, the sound....... is fantastic! anyone who has bought a set of these silencers will be very happy, l know l am.
    l have no financial interest in Malcolm's project, l'm just a happy customer.lf anyone had any doubts about these items, you can rest assured
    that once they are fitted, you will think they're well worth it, even the brackets are excellent, very sturdy, and a superb fit.

                              eric   

   
 
I fitted my Coxy Silencers yesterday. Once i worked out that I had to take the whole lot off and reset from the front to the back and then back to the front again, I eventually had them fitting pefectly, exactly the same height at the rear, everything. Finish is great - now I want the collectors and down pipes to match.

Glenn
 
Malcolm sent me a pair last week. I fitted them and agree it took a whole to get everything in line , front to back and vice versa. However. They fit perfectly, are extremely well made and sound fantastic.
Many thanks Malcolm and I too, look forward to seeing the forthcoming down pipes and collector.

Regards
Dave
 
Eric,

Do you have any photos ofthe silencers fitted to the SFC1000 with the new brackets?  I am really interested to see what the new silencer /bracket arrangement looks like.

I have an SFC1000 with seamless, chrome silencers (original shape) that I had rechromed at great expense a couple of years ago.  When I got the bike, those silencers were attached with the original SFC1000 silencer brackets that hang off the rubber bushes on the end of the pillion footrest plates. The left silencer had been fouling the pillion footrest, taking off the chrome, and the right one was only a couple of millimetres away from the footrest.  Unless the footrests are removed (which some have done but I don't want to), the silencer angle will have to be be fairly shallow, which does not look good.  I have the original collector but with extended outlet stub pipes (done by a previous owner) which might not help.

Do you know if Malc is planning to manufacture the narrow bore, pressed SFC1000 type collectors?

Regards,

Andy     
 
I have now got a set of these on my 77 Jota which will be at Stafford so you can check them out if you are considering a set.
Ian
 
Guys I now believe Malcolm has sorted the brackets for the SFC1000... also as I understand it he is working on a collector and also down pipes..however he not sure on time frame at this stage as he is busy at present with his business.
 
I have a set of original Jota cans lying in original paper, oil etc for future use, and  a second set for even more future use, plus a set in stainless. Buuuut I would surely like a set of these new produced cans. How do they sound? Could anyone with a set of these new ones please maybe considder uploading a nice sound file?

Cheers,
Redfox.

ps: darn, it's hailing right now, so have to postpone a ride ;)
 
Whilst googling Elizabeths taxi I came across these pics at Lydden circa 1979. Anybody know who?

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