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Old 12-08-2005, 09:55 PM
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Why doesn't two brothers make a full exhaust for my 2004 RR?
 
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I could be wrong, but I don't remember seeing a full set up for them on any bikes. Aren't they just slip ons?

What are you looking to do by the full system? Do you track ride and if not why not just the 2Bros slip on?
 
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I thought I would get more hp with the full exhaust.
 
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you will. but with the full set up you will gain high rpm hp at the expense of the low end...that is why I asked if you track ride (if just road then go with the slip on).

less $$$ plus better performance = no brainer
 
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Old 12-08-2005, 11:22 PM
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Just street I'll go with slip on thanks for the info.
 
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not this again! with the right full system and proper tunning you will "not" lose your low end. man this site is infested with ignorance......
 
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not this again! with the right full system and proper tunning you will "not" lose your low end. man this site is infested with ignorance......
I would love it if you were right! Do you have any dynos or anything to support what you are saying? I am so ready with the cash for the full setup if it did. And in terms of "tuning" are you talking about a Power Commander? I'm you've seen my posting ASKING for any way to juice up my 600 so I don't have to sell it and get the 1000. Seriously, 600RRJOE, get me some links or info I truly appreciate it! pm me or chris@brmtg.com......thanks
 
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Old 12-09-2005, 03:25 AM
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yea tuning as in advancing timing and what not to increase HP at all RPMs...otherwise, your lowend will suffer...less back pressure.
ignorance?!?!?!?! maybe on your part for seemingly getting all upset?!?!?!
 
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Old 12-09-2005, 03:37 AM
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didn't this same arguement happen in another thread by the same people??????????????
 
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Old 12-09-2005, 05:56 PM
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don't we have a mechanic/tech/someone who actually knows this stuff on the site....and the most important thing WHY

like when we had arguements about going down in the front 1 versus up in the back....all we got were opinions for the longest time....now we know the advantages and disadvantages of both

I found the stuff and cleared that one up....can someone research this and educate this class (us ignorant people---like me)

THANKS!!
 
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