Arrow exhaust any good?
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SuperSport
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From: San Diego, CA
Arrow exhaust any good?
I bought the bike with these on it. Previous owner seems to think they're the shiznit. But then what seller wouldn't say that?
I can't seem to find anyone with them on here. Are they worth any HP over stock? They sound nice at least, like a midget bass drummer is stored under my seat.
Also he said it was a full system but all I found online are slip-ons. What gives? Or does it really matter?
I can't seem to find anyone with them on here. Are they worth any HP over stock? They sound nice at least, like a midget bass drummer is stored under my seat.
Also he said it was a full system but all I found online are slip-ons. What gives? Or does it really matter?
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Superstock
Joined: Oct 2006
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Arrow exhaust great sound for V-twin
Later
James T
evil man of nothing
MotoGP
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 4,516
From: Boynton Beach, FL
J/K arrow makes a really nice product. Like any slip ons it's mostly for sound and looks and a little weight drop. Jetted properly with slip ons a small gain but again nothing huge. Aftermarket header only matters with internal engine mods...besides the all important bling factor of course...
j/k
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Squid
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 14
From: Athens, Greece
Arrows are fine exhausts, good quality (not the best).
I noticed you have some nice EBC race iron rotors, just keep an eye on the *****, check them frequently for loose seals. (Unless the bike on the picture is not yours
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I noticed you have some nice EBC race iron rotors, just keep an eye on the *****, check them frequently for loose seals. (Unless the bike on the picture is not yours
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Back Marker
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 242
From: Lexington, MA
Nice looking bike. I know how you feel with oddball exhuast. I have Carbon Fiber Muzzy cans on my SuperHawk from the Previous Owner. Who the hell puts Muzzy on a Honda? Oh well, they sound nice and it saved me the money oppossed to doing it myself.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Mother Earth- orbiting around Charlotte, NC. But now over the border in S.C.
A former co-worker had an Arrow full system on his SH. Not as much bottom end grunt as my slip-on Yoshi's though. His was louder and had better roll-on than mine.
Crash
Superstock
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 309
From: nashville
my bud has polished alum. muzzys and i like the sound, my bike came with D&D slip ons and they get me in trouble, i savin for lower fairing and some kind of high mount exhaust, i want it as clean as possible, i ll have an actual pic on here soon, i work at one of the largest honda yamaha dealerships in the nation, i work in parts and we move over 200,000.00 a month, i get great prices on parts, none of our suppliers carry a lower fairing though
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SuperSport
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I rode with a TL1000 yesterday with Yoshi's, damn that put mine to shame, but I wouldn't want that noise every time I ride down my street.
But the Arrows do set off some car alarms. I like to go reallll slow through the parking garages and make it count.
It's been rejetted, so probably a bit richer than stock also. Makes a nice snap crackle pop from the pipes that I'm used to in my car.
I have no idea where the lower fairing came from, but it looks so much better with it IMO vs that chinsy skid plate looking thing that Honda threw on there.
But the Arrows do set off some car alarms. I like to go reallll slow through the parking garages and make it count.
It's been rejetted, so probably a bit richer than stock also. Makes a nice snap crackle pop from the pipes that I'm used to in my car.
I have no idea where the lower fairing came from, but it looks so much better with it IMO vs that chinsy skid plate looking thing that Honda threw on there.
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