600F6 ('07) Model Downpipes. OEM or Aftermarket?
Hi all,
I've read conflicting reports about this issue. Thought I'd ask for definitive pro/cons.
Thinking of replacing my downpipes only (have a scorpion end can which is perfect), currently using OEM downpipes (have never been changed).
I've been recommended the stainless steel ones from Sandy Bike Spares.
What are the pros and cons of OEM or these ones? Have heard that stainless steel sound more tinny / dead spots at 7k RPM etc, but that OEM are heavy, let less exhaust through etc.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I've read conflicting reports about this issue. Thought I'd ask for definitive pro/cons.
Thinking of replacing my downpipes only (have a scorpion end can which is perfect), currently using OEM downpipes (have never been changed).
I've been recommended the stainless steel ones from Sandy Bike Spares.
What are the pros and cons of OEM or these ones? Have heard that stainless steel sound more tinny / dead spots at 7k RPM etc, but that OEM are heavy, let less exhaust through etc.
Any help would be much appreciated.
F
thanks for that.
I think what I'm trying to get at is the difference between OEM / Motad / Sandy bike spares. I've heard issues with the sandy ones as there aren't balance pipes. What is the difference in performance between the OEM and Motad?
Thanks again everyone
I think what I'm trying to get at is the difference between OEM / Motad / Sandy bike spares. I've heard issues with the sandy ones as there aren't balance pipes. What is the difference in performance between the OEM and Motad?
Thanks again everyone
sandy bike spare and delkevic have the same issue, no balance pipe = rough low end, lost power under 6k.
go for motad exhaust, they are much better although I'm not impressive with the welding but it definitely rescue the low end power
motad is just stainless version of OEM
go for motad exhaust, they are much better although I'm not impressive with the welding but it definitely rescue the low end power
motad is just stainless version of OEM
Sorry to hijack this thread, but I recently purchased the motard downpipes for my 01 cbr and although the pipes are great I now have an awful ticking sound in line with my revs. I put new gaskets bolts the works. Its not stuttering nor any loss of power just an annoying ticking sound I know wasn't there before. The clearance was checked at 27k and now ive covered 34k. Its defo not the cct, I know that sound very well! The guy at the garage said it sounds like the spark cap is faulty and the sound I'm hearing is actually the spark hitting the engine head. Before I spend more money buying caps has anyone come across this problem?
Thanks
Thanks
Sorry to hijack this thread, but I recently purchased the motard downpipes for my 01 cbr and although the pipes are great I now have an awful ticking sound in line with my revs. I put new gaskets bolts the works. Its not stuttering nor any loss of power just an annoying ticking sound I know wasn't there before. The clearance was checked at 27k and now ive covered 34k. Its defo not the cct, I know that sound very well! The guy at the garage said it sounds like the spark cap is faulty and the sound I'm hearing is actually the spark hitting the engine head. Before I spend more money buying caps has anyone come across this problem?
Thanks
Thanks
I would say check plug, valve clearance and coil. maybe put up a video on youtube on both standing still and riding? that could help to identify the problem.
Edit: actually check the mounting bolt on the bottom of the engine is lined up, take it off grease and reassemble and see if its still doing it
Taking both baffle out on the motad can will need re-maping for better performance
RIZ:NGK orginal plug and stock cap is what I went with; haven't had a problem with them


