Greg's Bafflectomy Vids

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06-28-2005, 09:51 AM

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Greg's Bafflectomy Vids

I was cruising around on Greg's Site and I found the "Bafflectomy" page and there are links to some videos on there. None of them are working and I kinda wanted to hear what the exhaust would sound like before I cut out one of the baffles. Any info or links is appreciated.

06-28-2005, 11:04 AM

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Re: Greg's Bafflectomy Vids

You have to look no further than our own knowledge base (KB) forum for those mp3 files.

06-28-2005, 01:12 PM

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What? I can't hear you. My exhaust is too harsh and loud from doing a bafflectomy! :P

Sell your stock cans while they still have value and buy a set of used slip-ons for $100.

That's my two sense.

06-28-2005, 01:36 PM

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Re: Greg's Bafflectomy Vids

Completly agree with rc996 on this one. aftermarket not only sound better but you'll lose some very unwanted weight with slip-ons. those stock mufflers weigh a ton.

I got some Two Brothers carbon fiber slip-ons on ebay with barely noticable rash can hardly see it when installed.

If your interested I do have some Kerker slip-ons laying around I'll give you for $90 bucks.
Not the best but they sound a hell of a lot better and weigh a lot less then stock junk.

If interested let me know.

06-29-2005, 10:58 AM

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Where can I get used slip-ons for $100? I've been looking forever because my wife would kill me if I dumped $500 on exhaust. And to be honest, if I spend that much on the bike it's gonna be a performance upgrade not bling factor.