Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
Go for the fuel, tasty exhaust. A nice noise with baffle in, plenty of meat with it out.
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Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
Am soon to be cutting the exhaust on my 2000 curvy.
I have a link pipe and end can. Whats the diamiter of the standard exhaust? Where do I cut and how far from the standard end can do I go? (roughly will do,i have a "bike-it" link pipe and have a renegade end can) |
Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
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These are the instructions that came with my beowulf end can and link pipe. When cutting, ensure you cover the bike if you are doing it whilst the exhaust is still attached. Use a steel cutting blade (couple of quid from homebase). I remember the diameter, will check later if I can.
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Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
Hey thanks, thats going to be a help. 50mm from the weld, I can do that.
I think I will roughly measure the Renegade end can I have and the link pipe first before cutting anything. |
Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
No worries. It helped me cut mine. Dont do what I did thou, I cut ryt through and made the slightest mark on my swingarm
Not easily visable but its there. The sound you get from a simple end can is amazing. Take the baffle out and oh my god:-) |
Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
I measured the Renegade can I have. Only roughly with a tape measure and about 54-55mm across.
Its an oval and doesn't have a removable baffle. Usually Renegade make loud cans but this one was cheap as its got a little ding in it. The link pipe I have flares to meet the standard pipe. Whats the standard pipe measure? (2000 SY curvy) |
Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
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The picture shows how much pipe was left attached to the original can. Ill measure the width iof the pipe when I get up haha.
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Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
I just measured the diameter of the original pipe, and mine Is cumin in at 55mm
Should be the same on yours providing its standard. |
Re: Which exhaust can, where to cut? Curvy.
Cool thanks !!
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Re: aftermarket exhaust swap?
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Others have cast doubt on the gains which is fair enough. It seems like a lot to me too! On the road the bike feels a lot more lively everywhere but it is a trifle loud. M4 build quality is up there and I like the look of the thing. I'd recommend them whole-heartedly! |
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