No Muffler.. Bad?
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RE: No Muffler.. Bad?
depending on how far away from the head your "dump" is, it's a possibility that you might burn some valves. but as long as you keep it reasonable (i.e. after the header) you should be fine. And everyone above is correct.... your neighbors will hate you because it will be rediculously loud. Oh yeah, watch out for that "popping" with all that unburnt fuel.
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RE: No Muffler.. Bad?
ORIGINAL: Triax
He's correct you will burn your valves up and loose horsepower. The engine needs a certain amount of backpressure to work and preform properly. So I would suggest dealing the factory pipe until you can afford a slip on exhaust.
He's correct you will burn your valves up and loose horsepower. The engine needs a certain amount of backpressure to work and preform properly. So I would suggest dealing the factory pipe until you can afford a slip on exhaust.
Not to mention, you just voided your warranty entirely.
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RE: No Muffler.. Bad?
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
+1. EXACTLY! (and +1 to the neighbors hating you too.)
Not to mention, you just voided your warranty entirely.
ORIGINAL: Triax
He's correct you will burn your valves up and loose horsepower. The engine needs a certain amount of backpressure to work and preform properly. So I would suggest dealing the factory pipe until you can afford a slip on exhaust.
He's correct you will burn your valves up and loose horsepower. The engine needs a certain amount of backpressure to work and preform properly. So I would suggest dealing the factory pipe until you can afford a slip on exhaust.
Not to mention, you just voided your warranty entirely.
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RE: No Muffler.. Bad?
Have a look at this. All I can say is.Who Cares about the power Etc. It shounds like ****. run a good muffler on it. PLEASE.
https://cbrforum.com/m_327778/tm.htm
https://cbrforum.com/m_327778/tm.htm
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