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DarrenSV650S
06-05-09, 07:30 PM
Has anyone done anything interesting with the standard end can? Apart from removing it

Like removing the guts and chopping it in half to get a really wide stubby?
Just wondering what is possible

stevebetts
06-05-09, 09:35 PM
Has anyone done anything interesting with the standard end can? Apart from removing it

Like removing the guts and chopping it in half to get a really wide stubby?
Just wondering what is possible
i took the end caps off and drilled holes/slots around the face.
They did sound much better

Mr_Chin
07-05-09, 06:08 AM
Not done anything myself, but it's 'Mufflerectomy' that you're looking at. Google it, and you'll find loads of post, see link below. It's literally cutting the welded baffle out. IIRC, the standard exhaust is welded, and therefore not really suitable for stubbying, but if you have a welder handy, then it's very possible. IMO, a stubbied rocket launcher would look well fugly.

http://www.emotoman.com/bikes/davemuffler/muffler.html

Chin

Kilted Ginger
07-05-09, 06:45 AM
I've been looking at this for a while now, to the extent that I hava a spare standard can in the garage waiting to start. I've been pointed in the direction of sv rider by someone on here, not had a look yet so if you find anything let me know.

Mr_Chin
07-05-09, 06:48 AM
I've been pointed in the direction of sv rider by someone on here, not had a look yet so if you find anything let me know.

Did you not just see the link I posted up??

Kilted Ginger
07-05-09, 07:03 AM
yeah, but that does not stubby the can. I'm looking at buffing down the end section, removing internals, shortening the can by about 9 inches, modifying baffle to bolt in place, rewelding the end cover back on. Only problem i have is the exhaust i have as a spare has had the lambda sensor chopped out so ill probably have to chop the existing exhaust off and get a link pipe to suit.

Mr_Chin
07-05-09, 07:11 AM
Stubby as you would any other can, but instead of re-riveting, just weld.

That's an awful lot of work for something that's gonna look fugly 8-[

Kilted Ginger
07-05-09, 08:31 AM
might do, but wont know until i try, bit of an experiment

plowsie
07-05-09, 08:32 AM
I tried it and give up, really easy to do if you have a welder, there was a guy on CF that had a stubbied original can.

rictus01
07-05-09, 10:57 AM
try PM'ing Clanger (http://forums.sv650.org/member.php?u=208) as she has a rather smart "stubbied" original, sounds good to.

http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=3515&d=1236981934

Cheers Mark.

DarrenSV650S
07-05-09, 04:46 PM
Not done anything myself, but it's 'Mufflerectomy' that you're looking at. Google it, and you'll find loads of post, see link below. It's literally cutting the welded baffle out. IIRC, the standard exhaust is welded, and therefore not really suitable for stubbying, but if you have a welder handy, then it's very possible. IMO, a stubbied rocket launcher would look well fugly.

http://www.emotoman.com/bikes/davemuffler/muffler.html

Chin
Listen to the sound clip at the end of that link. See when the revs are coming down you get that multiple popping sound. That's the noise I get when I put the baffle in my stubby. It sounds rubbish.

Don't think I'll bother trying anything with the standard can if that's the sound I'll end up with.

Clanger's looks good. I think curvy exhausts are nicer than pointy's though