Slip On Exhaust Newbie Questions
Which one do you guys like?
Which one sounds the best?
Which exhausts are styled for Japanese superbikes?
I am considering a D&D and a Jardine. What would you say about these two exhausts?
I like yoshi but it is too expensive.
Do you have to re jet or make any other mods when installing a slip on?
Thank you!
Which one sounds the best?
Which exhausts are styled for Japanese superbikes?
I am considering a D&D and a Jardine. What would you say about these two exhausts?
I like yoshi but it is too expensive.
Do you have to re jet or make any other mods when installing a slip on?
Thank you!
Me and my buddy just put carbon fiber Two Brothers slip ons on our F4is and we LOVE them!
They are light, they don't get hot to the touch, and I LOVE the sound.
Makes the whole bike, and looks damn good too!
They are light, they don't get hot to the touch, and I LOVE the sound.
Makes the whole bike, and looks damn good too!
On my new (to me) CBR... it has a Yosh Full exhaust which sounds AWESOME, but the slipons sound just as good (just not quite as loud). I had a trioval Yosh on my 636 and loved it.
My wife's ZX7R has a Hindle full exhaust and it sounds amazing also. You really can't go wrong with the well known brands. Just listen to some local bikes or Youtube videos (if you can find a high quality one) and make your choice.
My wife's ZX7R has a Hindle full exhaust and it sounds amazing also. You really can't go wrong with the well known brands. Just listen to some local bikes or Youtube videos (if you can find a high quality one) and make your choice.
omg now i want some! so did you guys have to re jet? i would kill for a carbon fiber Two Bros
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
omg now i want some! so did you guys have to re jet? i would kill for a carbon fiber Two Bros
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
omg now i want some! so did you guys have to re jet? i would kill for a carbon fiber Two Bros
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
right now i have a two bros slip on with k&n filter and it kicks butt. but i want a black colored exhaust to go with my bike
the big question is: do i have to re jet?
I got to get some pictures up!
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This is one of thos questions where everyone usually answers with whichever pipe they have, lol. Just to buck the trend, I have a Yoshi pipe, and I love it, but if I was to go buy a new pipe today I'd likely switch to an Akropovic. As far as I'm concerned an Akro is the only thing I've found that actually sounded better than my Yoshi.
One other thing you should really be asking yourself isn't which sounds best, so much as, how loud do you want to go. Two Bro's sound decent but have a reputation as loud as all hell pipes, especially after broken in, good way to **** off your neighboors and get the cops attention, some people love that. Yoshis by comparison start relatively quiet till they break in then are decently loud, especially if you remove their silencers. Sound quality is only one aspect of your consideration, volume is the second, and no less important. Also, pitch, you want growly or whiny. There are a ton of different sounds, you really need to listen to a few to be able to tell which ones you like, it's a personal opinion and we'll all have one, won't necessarily match yours.
One other thing you should really be asking yourself isn't which sounds best, so much as, how loud do you want to go. Two Bro's sound decent but have a reputation as loud as all hell pipes, especially after broken in, good way to **** off your neighboors and get the cops attention, some people love that. Yoshis by comparison start relatively quiet till they break in then are decently loud, especially if you remove their silencers. Sound quality is only one aspect of your consideration, volume is the second, and no less important. Also, pitch, you want growly or whiny. There are a ton of different sounds, you really need to listen to a few to be able to tell which ones you like, it's a personal opinion and we'll all have one, won't necessarily match yours.
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Oh and as for rejetting, your f3 is carbed so it wouldn't be a bad idea, but not 100% necessary. A slipon seems to affect carbed bikes more than injected ones, tho even the injected ones could usually use fuel remapping after a pipe is added, hence the popularity of pcIII's. I'd say go ahead and add a slipon, if it runs rough after and your not happy with it consider getting it jetted then.
Last edited by Hangfire; Apr 30, 2009 at 06:57 PM.
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