Delkevic exhausts - SV650.org

pedro3178 · 14-04-20, 12:27 PM

Anyone have or can comment on the quality of these exhausts ? Not looking for any false gains , just something that looks and sounds good. Also, is there any pros and cons for going with a hi-level exhaust or is it simply a look preference ?

Cheers

Chris_SVS · 14-04-20, 01:36 PM

Never heard much bad about them. High level will likely be lighter than standard but heavier than a normal ish low mount

zsv650s · 14-04-20, 02:00 PM

I had a full system on a Gen 1 Yamaha xj600 tbf for the price I had no complaints quality was decent sounded nice ran well and fitment was straight on with no problems.

Dave20046 · 14-04-20, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by pedro3178

Anyone have or can comment on the quality of these exhausts ? Not looking for any false gains , just something that looks and sounds good. Also, is there any pros and cons for going with a hi-level exhaust or is it simply a look preference ?

Cheers

They're alright, a lot of aftermarkets atre of a similar quality - I'd go for what you like the look/sound/price of.

I think High levels look much better than low mount on pointys about the same on curvy in my opinion. There are a few considerations on the high level. Luggage/pillion peg mounting, link pipe routing and foot clearance. I've got fair sized feet and my heel burns agains my high level.

Chris_SVS · 14-04-20, 02:48 PM

Cheaper systems can still sound ace

Don't need Akrapovic except for carpark brag points

Dave20046 · 14-04-20, 02:57 PM

Actually, they do look better on curvy's too. Just found a pic of my old Leo system

Pointy:

pedro3178 · 14-04-20, 05:37 PM

^^^ nice pics!

Thanks for the replies. I’m not set on Delkevic to be honest. I won’t be carrying a passenger so that’s not an issue for me. I’m leaning more towards a high level one just for the look. For me build quality is top , then sound, I’m a sucker for low pops and bangs

. I know if it’s just noise I’m after then you don’t have to spend much but it’s more the look of quality . Oh , it’s a 2001 SVS

Adam Ef · 14-04-20, 06:53 PM

I had a Blue Flame Evo on my SV and really liked it. Fairly long so gave a good low rumble and build quality was great.

Dave20046 · 14-04-20, 06:54 PM

I like the build quality of Remus and leovinci , both sound very nice .
M4 are supposed to be top for performance but you’ll need to DIY the high level I think

pedro3178 · 14-04-20, 07:46 PM

Had a look at the above. It seems Blue Flame unfortunately for me start from the K3 which I think is 2003 onward. Remus also don’t seem to do my year unfortunately. I could find one type from leo Vince but was US postage only, nothing within UK it seems

14-04-20, 12:27 PM	#1
pedro3178 Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 67	Delkevic exhausts Anyone have or can comment on the quality of these exhausts ? Not looking for any false gains , just something that looks and sounds good. Also, is there any pros and cons for going with a hi-level exhaust or is it simply a look preference ? Cheers

14-04-20, 01:36 PM	#2
Chris_SVS Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 511	Re: Delkevic exhausts Never heard much bad about them. High level will likely be lighter than standard but heavier than a normal ish low mount

14-04-20, 02:00 PM	#3
zsv650s Member Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 142	Re: Delkevic exhausts I had a full system on a Gen 1 Yamaha xj600 tbf for the price I had no complaints quality was decent sounded nice ran well and fitment was straight on with no problems.

14-04-20, 02:57 PM	#6
Dave20046 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sheffield Posts: 10,274	Re: Delkevic exhausts Actually, they do look better on curvy's too. Just found a pic of my old Leo system Pointy: __________________

14-04-20, 05:37 PM	#7
pedro3178 Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 67	Re: Delkevic exhausts ^^^ nice pics! Thanks for the replies. I’m not set on Delkevic to be honest. I won’t be carrying a passenger so that’s not an issue for me. I’m leaning more towards a high level one just for the look. For me build quality is top , then sound, I’m a sucker for low pops and bangs . I know if it’s just noise I’m after then you don’t have to spend much but it’s more the look of quality . Oh , it’s a 2001 SVS

14-04-20, 06:53 PM	#8
Adam Ef Member Mega Poster Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Bristol Posts: 1,200	Re: Delkevic exhausts I had a Blue Flame Evo on my SV and really liked it. Fairly long so gave a good low rumble and build quality was great. __________________ >>> ? <<< Past: Street Triple 765rs, DRZ400s,GSXR1000 K9, VFR800 A8, ZX6R 636 2006, CRF250L, GSXR750 K7, VFR800 A7, GSXR750 L3, Street Triple 675R, MT09 Tracer, SV650s K8, CB250rsd, YBR125...

14-04-20, 06:54 PM	#9
Dave20046 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sheffield Posts: 10,274	Re: Delkevic exhausts I like the build quality of Remus and leovinci , both sound very nice . M4 are supposed to be top for performance but you’ll need to DIY the high level I think __________________

14-04-20, 07:46 PM	#10
pedro3178 Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 67	Re: Delkevic exhausts Had a look at the above. It seems Blue Flame unfortunately for me start from the K3 which I think is 2003 onward. Remus also don’t seem to do my year unfortunately. I could find one type from leo Vince but was US postage only, nothing within UK it seems

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