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no exhaust
how bad is it to ride without an exhaust on your bike? i took my D&D slipon off just to hear it and i've fallen in love with it. it sounds mean without it. are there any negative effects of riding w/o a pipe? aside from a ticket or two. ha. i mean, do you lose that much backpressure?
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RE: no exhaust
I'm sure that that loss of backpressure will also bring you a loss of power. I know that's how it worked with my quad. I had practically no exhaust on it and when I put a stock can on it,I gained a lot of bottom end power. I personally wouldn't do it because as a "rider group" running obnoxiouslly loud exhaust just makes sportbikes look bad in general. Hate to sound like a party pooper but let someone else drive your bike by you and you'll see...I mean hear what I mean.
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RE: no exhaust
I heard it F's up your valves pretty bad.
Not worth doing in my opinion. And you'd be suprised how loud your bike can be if you aren't on it. My buddy has a RC51 that thunders louder than any bike I've heard (Has twin FMF pipes). On it it's not incredibly loud. Behind it I can't even hear my full system V&H exhaust.
If you are wiling to spend the money on a Dynotune they could probably adjust your needles and jets to run with no exhaust with out a negative affect. But removing hte exhaust will lean the crap out of your bike.
Not worth doing in my opinion. And you'd be suprised how loud your bike can be if you aren't on it. My buddy has a RC51 that thunders louder than any bike I've heard (Has twin FMF pipes). On it it's not incredibly loud. Behind it I can't even hear my full system V&H exhaust.
If you are wiling to spend the money on a Dynotune they could probably adjust your needles and jets to run with no exhaust with out a negative affect. But removing hte exhaust will lean the crap out of your bike.
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