Custom Moto GP Pipes
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Made some new pipes today thanks to my friends at the local shop. I cut stock mufflers off, dropped a baffle from a set of Lasers in, and the shop cut some end caps. The baffle is like the far one pictured but bigger, the closest baffle pictured was too loud. I ended up drilling a few holes in the baffle once installed to improve the sound and hopefully decrease the back pressure a little. The test ride before said drilling felt good, but I think some power was restricted hence the holes. They sound great now, before the holes the sound wasn't too loud but sounded kinda funny and hard to describe. I may paint them later and possible just the tips from the weld back but that'll be another day. Enjoy!
Attachment 30126 Attachment 30127 Attachment 30128 Attachment 30129 Oh yeah, the shop only charged me $25. :D Excuse the dirt too. |
Thats interesting... How is the sound?
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looks loud
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Cool idea! How 'bout a profile view?
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Originally Posted by RickB
(Post 188007)
Thats interesting... How is the sound?
Originally Posted by jbaxx
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Cool idea! How 'bout a profile view?
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I'll bet that is WICKED LOUD:eek:!!
Your neighbors are gonna hate you:D. |
Cool look. Look forward to hearing them.
Hey is your avatar the pic I took @ Crabtree? |
Unique look, but I'll bet it's almost as loud as an uncorked Chevy Small Block.:cool:
My 62 year old ears could not handle that.:eek: |
We need a sound clip!!!
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Originally Posted by VTRsurfer
(Post 188033)
Unique look, but I'll bet it's almost as loud as an uncorked Chevy Small Block.:cool:
My 62 year old ears could not handle that.:eek: You can do a lot with local shops when you're doing these kinds of mods. I had a local shop bend and weld a mid-pipe for the VFR so I could put a hi-mount D&D where I wanted it. They charged me $70 bucks and bought them a case of beer. My little sewing machine now sounds like a Nascar racer. Just not as loud. |
OOps I'm sorry! The second picture makes it looks like that the VFR has dual exhaust. It doesn't - the Superhawk is parked closely beside the VFR and the exhaust tip shown in the backround is the right side Jardine on the Superhawk.
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I did a 250 mile test ride yesterday in the mountains and the noise is about the same as a pair of TBR cans but not as deep. Nobody behind me complained, I can hear the bike but it all but fades away at speed while cruising. Power feels good, maybe slightly less on top so I may add a couple more holes.
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Originally Posted by nuhawk
(Post 188037)
My little sewing machine now sounds like a Nascar racer. Just not as loud.
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Very nice.
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Here's another pic of the whole bike in its natural habitat.
Attachment 30096 The pipes really aren't that loud. Quiter than TBR's, maybe a tad louder than Jardines. I'm still wondering about the power, I think it gained a lot down low which is great on the street, but definitely thinking it lost some top end. Guess I'll drill a couple more holes. |
did you have to re-jet after putting these on?
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