rs5 carbon slip on
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RE: rs5 carbon slip on
ORIGINAL: MeyekulBayrd
I love mine. My bike sounds almost identical to my buddies old 9rr. I took the stupid street baffle **** out and it has a raspy crackle sound.
I love mine. My bike sounds almost identical to my buddies old 9rr. I took the stupid street baffle **** out and it has a raspy crackle sound.
ORIGINAL: kryptonite_cycle
mannyrios that is a sweet looking tail section. i think i am leanign toward the titanium to somewhat match my silver 06 1k what do you think
mannyrios that is a sweet looking tail section. i think i am leanign toward the titanium to somewhat match my silver 06 1k what do you think
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RE: rs5 carbon slip on
I'm talking about the RS5 carbon cone yosh pipe I just put on. I bought it off ebay not knowing if it was the street or race version. The street version has a silencer insert. Well, I got the street version and it sounded like crap. Drilled out all the rivets on the cone tip and pulled the silencer and now its pretty damn loud. Like I said before it's a raspy crackeling sound, but not the high pitch weed eater sound. To be honest, I bought the exhaust on pure looks alone. I could give a **** about gains, the bike makes enough power as is.
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RE: rs5 carbon slip on
Well, I don't have pics because of a lack of digital camera and data cable for my phone. But, the removal is actually quite simple. The difference is a night and day without the silencer. I'll go ahead and describe the removal process.
1. Get a decent drill, rivet gun, rivets, small punch, and a hammer. The exact size of rivets I don't know, they're in the garage and I'm lazy. Details details. Oh yeah, obviously, you'll need a couple of bits, also in the garage.
2. Drill eatch rivet until the head of the rivet spins. STOP THERE unless you want a big hole in the carbon cone. Do each rivet this way. Then take the small punch and a hammer and peck, well beat in, the old rivets.
3. Remove cone tip. It just slides off. The exhaust is just like the regular rs5 and the cone is just a cosmetic cover so don't worry about packing coming out.
4. The silencer is held in with only one hex head bolt and round nut. The fun part is that the bolt is tacked in place so don't bother trying to unscrew it. Get a mega huge bit and drill it out, the peck out the rest with a punch.
5. Replace all the rivets in the cone tip and REMEMBER the small metal plates on the sides because it looks retarded without them. Oh yeah, line it up with the exhaust or it will look stupid.
This took me and hour only because I had to guy across town to buy rivets. If anyone wants exact sizes on bits and rivets just post up. Oh yeah, this can all be done with the exhaust on the bike. The rear plastic has to be removed.
1. Get a decent drill, rivet gun, rivets, small punch, and a hammer. The exact size of rivets I don't know, they're in the garage and I'm lazy. Details details. Oh yeah, obviously, you'll need a couple of bits, also in the garage.
2. Drill eatch rivet until the head of the rivet spins. STOP THERE unless you want a big hole in the carbon cone. Do each rivet this way. Then take the small punch and a hammer and peck, well beat in, the old rivets.
3. Remove cone tip. It just slides off. The exhaust is just like the regular rs5 and the cone is just a cosmetic cover so don't worry about packing coming out.
4. The silencer is held in with only one hex head bolt and round nut. The fun part is that the bolt is tacked in place so don't bother trying to unscrew it. Get a mega huge bit and drill it out, the peck out the rest with a punch.
5. Replace all the rivets in the cone tip and REMEMBER the small metal plates on the sides because it looks retarded without them. Oh yeah, line it up with the exhaust or it will look stupid.
This took me and hour only because I had to guy across town to buy rivets. If anyone wants exact sizes on bits and rivets just post up. Oh yeah, this can all be done with the exhaust on the bike. The rear plastic has to be removed.