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Ya, no big -- that's why they make so many different types. I do tend to doubt claims of 19lbs saved with a full exhaust. The stock headers are light -- it's the up tube and brick-like muffler that's heavy. If a full system drops 19lbs then ya gotta wonder how thin those tubes are and how long they'll hold up to heat/cool cycles.

I've had great success with 2Bros on all my bikes. When my Busa was mostly stock it made 162hp on dyno. Adding 2Bros full exhaust + PCII and small tinkering with the valve clearances yielded 174.5hp on same dyno. Had similar gains with a jet kit and 2Bros slip-on on an old Kan-a-toona.

In the end you gotta decide what you like best.
 
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Old 01-12-2005, 03:18 AM
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yeah, on second thought, ive had it with full systems and pc-ing bikes. i might as well just get a slip on that looks awesome. like the cbr needs any power anyways...
 
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sato makes a great slip for the 1000rr. when you have a full titanium system its going to drop alot of weight period. the honda headers are very good to begin with so if you end up getting a good slip on it will save you some money.
 
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I've recently been looking at the blueflame slip-ons as well. They do fit the under-exhaust style well, and I hear they're made well. Now that I see they sound good too, i might go that route come spring/summer. Anyone have any thoughts on Yoshimura exhausts ?
 
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Yoshi = good
 
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thanks for the comments guys. yosh exhaust looks weird, kinda like a dried out opening. hahaha
 
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I tend to disagree. I'll be installing mine either tonight or tomorrow night.

Oh by the way, I also have two brand new Yosh slip-ons for sale if anyone wants one.

I have 1 stainless and 1 titanium...prices will be very good I guarantee!

Shoot me an email if interested todd@thecyclesource.com
 
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nice plug for your site hehe
 
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Guys - my first post.

Just installed my Yosh RS-5 slip-on on my CBR 1000 today. The pipe connects below the exhaust control valve, so I took the controller, cables and servo spindle off the bike. After my scoot around the neighborhood, I thought there was a slight burble just off idle. What do you guys think? Should I try to fabricate something to put the exhaust control valve back? Does everyone remove it?
 
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Leave it off. Burble could be low idle due to loss of back pressure from factory restrictive can. Too much slack on throttle cable can also cause off idle burps.
 


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