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Old 11-09-2006, 12:15 AM
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i've got that exact same exhaust... but on my gixxer love the sound!

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So it does sound good. What about power? any gains? oh and with the carbon fiber it keeps a little cooler right so can I take off the heat shield above the muffler?
As far as 600's go the power difference between pipe brands are going to be within the 10th's of a horsepower from each other. You really should judge by sound and looks as to what your preferences are.

The only real difference between carbon, Ti or alum muffler(s) are looks and weight. They'll be within a few degrees +/- operating temperature of each other. The Ti sound note will be sharper while the carbon a little smoother... Really most peoples ear wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

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Awesome... I heard that Two-Bros are deeper and supposedly louder than the Yoshimuras. Is it true? lol...
I have a Two Bros C2 on my 01' F4i only because it came with it. All my other sport bikes I've had Yoshi's because they're the best for my ear. I would say they're around the same overall noise but the TB is a deeper raspy/grunt sound where as the Yoshi is smooth&throaty.
 
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Old 11-28-2006, 03:07 AM
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i have two bro carbon and loving it sound good i like the deep sound of it








 
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love it

here is the sound of it

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I have it, the M2h, love it, very loud, deep tone. Not D&D loud.... but you hear it.
I just installed my Two Brothers Carbon slip on pipe and all I can say is WOW! I started it up and it sounds amazing. Its deeper and louder and exactly what I wanted. I have yet to open it up because it was raining. The kit came with everything you needed including allen wrench, locktite, and exhaust sealant... not bad for $400 shipped. Two problems, 1) the brackets are too long, letting the exhaust hang too low from the rear fender. 2) The exhaust opening opposite the silencer was too tight to fit over the stock pipe. I had to manually open it so it could fit over. Fit and finish is perfect and took about 1.5hrs to install.

Hey doncollins are you having any issues without using the heatshield anywhere? I took them all off but havent ridden the bike yet to see how hot it gets. Thanks
 
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any difference between the carbon fiber and the aluminum?
 
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SU,

i have the twobro on my 06 1000 and I have 4k miles on it since I installed my pipes. I also took the heat shield off and you gets no complaints out of me (or any of my passengers). If you want you can opt to buy the heat shield tape and put it under your seat but I really don't think you will need it. Just my humble opinion.

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SU,

i have the twobro on my 06 1000 and I have 4k miles on it since I installed my pipes. I also took the heat shield off and you gets no complaints out of me (or any of my passengers). If you want you can opt to buy the heat shield tape and put it under your seat but I really don't think you will need it. Just my humble opinion.

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Sick bike! Did you cut the L shaped brackets to get it to fight tighter to the tail section? There is like a 3" gap on mine that I do not like.

And i would assume the only difference in the aluminum and carbon is a little weight and maybe a little different heat transfer. I couldnt see it sounding much different. But I do not know for sure
 


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