Exhaust. Which sounds the best?
#1
#2
RE: Exhaust. Which sounds the best?
Not sure. A lot of people do not bother with the full system on the F4i. Even with a power commander and custom map, you will only gain a few HP up on top, while you will lose some power in the mid-range. In my mind it is not worth it unless you are racing and constantly have the engine above 10,000rpm and need that extra 3-4hp...
#3
RE: Exhaust. Which sounds the best?
you shouldnt be concerned about best sound with your switching to a full system. if thats your only concern you should just switch to another slip-on.
with that said, anything except for two brothers. thats my opinion. wait a minute, two brothers doesnt even make a full system. lol.
with that said, anything except for two brothers. thats my opinion. wait a minute, two brothers doesnt even make a full system. lol.
#4
RE: Exhaust. Which sounds the best?
LoL... true. I wanted to replace my ugly stock headers with nice shiny stainless ones. I love those big 4 strands of spaghetti hanging down from the engine. Speaking of 2 Bros, my brother and I just installed a Two-Brothers exhaust system on his Ninja 250. It totaly sounds macho. LoL. DEEP and THROATY. If I was to walk up and here that 250 running I'd swear it was MUCH larger in displacement. But yeah, I guess I should just go with a new slip-on, how about Leo Vince? What's the word on those guys? I want something DEEEEEEEEEP and not whiny. You know, sounding like a "ricerboy" Civic with an exhaust tip from a Peterbilt and a wing stolen from a Le Mans prototype race car.
#8
RE: Exhaust. Which sounds the best?
Yeah, I've read that D&D sounds really loud (almost to the point of discomfort). I also heard that the quallity of there products are under par. IMHO, I don't really care for the look of the pipes and that big Texas flag on the side of the canister just looks out of place on a Japanese sport-bike.