sam07
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Post by sam07 on Feb 12, 2017 10:51:38 GMT -7
You know you wanted to try it! The stock exhaust is way to quiet for my taste. I'm used to a thunderheader on a Harley. Surprisingly taking off the muffer at idle and crusing speeds proves the tone is just right. Give it full throttle and cars will know your around. I love the growl from the cross plane.
Time to make a sexy exhaust tip.
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jagermeister
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Post by jagermeister on Feb 15, 2017 18:03:18 GMT -7
I did exactly the same thing Monday, after my first oil change. It definitely sounds angrier. On the road, especially when the engine is under load, it'll probably wake everyone up.
The titanium pipe looks and sounds good to me, so it went back on. But just for giggles, I may take it back off to experiment.
I wonder if a db killer from one of the aftermarket companies could be fitted into the open pipe, just behind the exup valve? IIRC, Delkevic's baffle is too long, but GPR or Two Brothers' could probably be fitted with room to spare.
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Post by slv on Feb 15, 2017 19:01:27 GMT -7
I did exactly the same thing Monday, after my first oil change. It definitely sounds angrier. On the road, especially when the engine is under load, it'll probably wake everyone up. The titanium pipe looks and sounds good to me, so it went back on. But just for giggles, I may take it back off to experiment. I wonder if a db killer from one of the aftermarket companies could be fitted into the open pipe, just behind the exup valve? IIRC, Delkevic's baffle is too long, but GPR or Two Brothers' could probably be fitted with room to spare. The Yoshi sound insert would definitely fit right in the aft end. You'd have to find a way to get a fastener through to it. I'd bet it would tame the sound of the stock muffler with a decat. |
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