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23-02-05, 02:00 AM
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Home made exhaust
For anyone one as cheap as me, I've found a new way to replace exhausts. I went to Farm & Fleet, my favourite store, and purchased a ford tractor muffler. They are straight through design and very durable. I was going to cut my old pipes, but I figuered haveing a friend bend new ones would make the job easier and more fun in the end. I can't wait!
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23-02-05, 03:49 AM
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 The man's lost his &*%$# mind!!!!!!!!! |
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23-02-05, 04:41 AM
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mmmmm o i c
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23-02-05, 06:21 AM
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I am cheap too but went a different route. I gutted the stock exhaust and fitted my own internals, turning the pipe into a glass pack like all of the aftermarket pipes. I have it finished but it is still snowy and cold out so I have not brought the bike outside yet to see how it sounds. If anyone is interested I can give them pictures and advice on how to do it. I will start a post when hear and see how it compares to the stock and aftermarkets.
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23-02-05, 06:23 AM
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I am cheap too but went a different route. I gutted the stock exhaust and fitted my own internals, turning the pipe into a glass pack like all of the aftermarket pipes. I have it finished but it is still snowy and cold out so I have not brought the bike outside yet to see how it sounds. If anyone is interested I can give them pictures and advice on how to do it. I will start a post when hear and see how it compares to the stock and aftermarkets.
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23-02-05, 07:12 AM
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Hey,
I think the both of you need to post images of these Frankenstein exhausts... Mitch
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23-02-05, 09:20 AM
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Ok, seriously, WTF? I am sitting here trying to picture what you are gonna do, and frankly it kinda scares me. Can some of you please have an intervention for the love of god? What next
"Oh would you look at that, I need new tires. Hey, wait a minute, my tractor has 17 inch wheels in front...........  Oh god, I gotta go lie down............
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23-02-05, 10:31 AM
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thats just scary... |
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23-02-05, 11:10 AM
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You crazy americans!
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23-02-05, 11:13 AM
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I've hear the desmodeci's exhaust noise described as, "sounding like a turbo charge tractor...", maybe that's the effect he's going for
 Should be interesting to see/hear the results. Pics/wav files please 
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