Carbon fiber or titanium
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Carbon fiber or titanium
So I'm looking to finally put a slip-on on my 2001 F4i, and was wondering if people could put in their two cents on whether I should get the Yosh titanium exhaust or pay the extra money and get the carbon fiber. Is there really a difference is what I am asking. Thanks.
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RE: Carbon fiber or titanium
Ok, then I'll just go with the titanium and use the money I save to buy Dainese gloves . Plus, if my girl burns herself it is her own fault. I tell her every time we ride to get on and off on the "NON EXTREMELY HOT BIG TUBE SIDE." She's done a good job so far.
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RE: Carbon fiber or titanium
It all depends on the system. I think you will find that most "titanium" slip-ons have the same SS or aluminum hardware and a stainless mid-pipe. Very few full systems are full titanium. Titanium is kind of hard to work with, so if any machining, bending, or welding has to occur then the price will easily surpass CF, Aluminum or Stainless.
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RE: Carbon fiber or titanium
ORIGINAL: CaliCbrF4i
Ok, then I'll just go with the titanium and use the money I save to buy Dainese gloves . Plus, if my girl burns herself it is her own fault. I tell her every time we ride to get on and off on the "NON EXTREMELY HOT BIG TUBE SIDE." She's done a good job so far.
Ok, then I'll just go with the titanium and use the money I save to buy Dainese gloves . Plus, if my girl burns herself it is her own fault. I tell her every time we ride to get on and off on the "NON EXTREMELY HOT BIG TUBE SIDE." She's done a good job so far.
really, my wife is all about the hot big tube side[sm=bounceybounce.gif]