Slip-On Exhaust
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03-25-2008, 10:27 PM
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Slip-On Exhaust
hey... this is kind of a newb question but i need to know the answer as i am not very knowledgeable on exhaust. I have a 99 cbr f4 and was looking to put some exhaust on it. I've searched the forum and haven't been able to find an exact answer.
When you buy a slip on exhaust, does it come with the mid pipe and connect underneath the bike where the stock one connects? Many of the pictures just show the can without the midpipe...
Also i have been looking at micron, two bros, and yosh exhaust... which would you prefer... i know there is tonnes of opinions out there. I've gone away from D and D cuz i've heard its too loud and i don't wanna wake the neighbourhood up late at night.
One more thing... is there anything that needs to be done when putting on new exhaust?
Thanks for your input.. its much appreciated.
When you buy a slip on exhaust, does it come with the mid pipe and connect underneath the bike where the stock one connects? Many of the pictures just show the can without the midpipe...
Also i have been looking at micron, two bros, and yosh exhaust... which would you prefer... i know there is tonnes of opinions out there. I've gone away from D and D cuz i've heard its too loud and i don't wanna wake the neighbourhood up late at night.
One more thing... is there anything that needs to be done when putting on new exhaust?
Thanks for your input.. its much appreciated.
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03-26-2008, 01:16 AM
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RE: Slip-On Exhaust
most slip on do come with the mid pipe. now if you hear the term bolt on that means just that, it bolts on. my f3 and f4i were slip ons but my 900 and my 929's were bolt ons.
personally i am a huge fan of yoshi but there ar eplenty of awesome systems on the market just have to decide which on eyou can afford and sounds best to you.
and no nothing MUST be done when puttin gon a new pipe. sometimes its good to get it dyno'd and a pc put on but again its not a requirement.
personally i am a huge fan of yoshi but there ar eplenty of awesome systems on the market just have to decide which on eyou can afford and sounds best to you.
and no nothing MUST be done when puttin gon a new pipe. sometimes its good to get it dyno'd and a pc put on but again its not a requirement.
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03-26-2008, 03:50 PM
RE: Slip-On Exhaust
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hey... this is kind of a newb question but i need to know the answer as i am not very knowledgeable on exhaust. I have a 99 cbr f4 and was looking to put some exhaust on it. I've searched the forum and haven't been able to find an exact answer.
When you buy a slip on exhaust, does it come with the mid pipe and connect underneath the bike where the stock one connects? Many of the pictures just show the can without the midpipe...
Also i have been looking at micron, two bros, and yosh exhaust... which would you prefer... i know there is tonnes of opinions out there. I've gone away from D and D cuz i've heard its too loud and i don't wanna wake the neighbourhood up late at night.
One more thing... is there anything that needs to be done when putting on new exhaust?
Thanks for your input.. its much appreciated.
hey... this is kind of a newb question but i need to know the answer as i am not very knowledgeable on exhaust. I have a 99 cbr f4 and was looking to put some exhaust on it. I've searched the forum and haven't been able to find an exact answer.
When you buy a slip on exhaust, does it come with the mid pipe and connect underneath the bike where the stock one connects? Many of the pictures just show the can without the midpipe...
Also i have been looking at micron, two bros, and yosh exhaust... which would you prefer... i know there is tonnes of opinions out there. I've gone away from D and D cuz i've heard its too loud and i don't wanna wake the neighbourhood up late at night.
One more thing... is there anything that needs to be done when putting on new exhaust?
Thanks for your input.. its much appreciated.
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03-26-2008, 04:00 PM
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RE: Slip-On Exhaust
As said before, bolt on is the exhaust canister only, Slip-On includes the midpipe. Personally, if I'm going to get something for looks and sound, I want something that either sounds amazing and I just like it, or I look for the "different". I think the Two Brothers and Yoshi SOUND the best (of the three you listed). Micron might be cooler, at least in these parts, because less people have them. If I had to compare yoshi to the two bro's, I personally like the Yoshi the best.
It's all opinion.
It's all opinion.
#5
03-26-2008, 04:36 PM
RE: Slip-On Exhaust
I have a Jardine RT-1 slip on. Sounds real nice. It took me a whole of 15 minutes to put it on. Here is a pic
Here is the link to here what it sounds like.
http://s173.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=MOV00685.flv
Here is a link from eBay for the same exhaust that I have. It is used and going for $35. Worth a try.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jardi...spagenameZWDVW
Here is the link to here what it sounds like.
http://s173.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=MOV00685.flv
Here is a link from eBay for the same exhaust that I have. It is used and going for $35. Worth a try.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jardi...spagenameZWDVW
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03-26-2008, 09:52 PM
