Question about changing exhaust on bike i just bought
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Question about changing exhaust on bike i just bought
So i am proud to say i am a new owner of a 2002 CBR. All things considered, i am very happy about my purchase yesterday.
I am nitpicky for sure, but i realize that i really do prefer short exhausts, mostly due to looks but i also want something louder than what the bike came with. It came with a great pipe, a Yoshi carbon. I guess i want to know what option are there for running something really short and hopefully louder. I guess i would just sell the one that came on it, no idea how much its worth, but guess i will figure it out.
your infinite wisdom appreciated.
Cheers
I am nitpicky for sure, but i realize that i really do prefer short exhausts, mostly due to looks but i also want something louder than what the bike came with. It came with a great pipe, a Yoshi carbon. I guess i want to know what option are there for running something really short and hopefully louder. I guess i would just sell the one that came on it, no idea how much its worth, but guess i will figure it out.
your infinite wisdom appreciated.
Cheers
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Most exhaust can be cut down, if thats your thing. The exhaust end-cap is riveted on.
Drill the rivets out, cut down the can and internals, re-assemble and re-rivet.
From what I understand, not having actually done it, you can adjust how much packing
you use, to change the sound volume. Be aware, Too big a change can lead to
performance issues without re-mapping the injectors.
Ern
Drill the rivets out, cut down the can and internals, re-assemble and re-rivet.
From what I understand, not having actually done it, you can adjust how much packing
you use, to change the sound volume. Be aware, Too big a change can lead to
performance issues without re-mapping the injectors.
Ern
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