has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

I have a fuel exhaust on my bike never used the sv exhaust was only on the bike from the shop to home. So it's just been collecting dust for 2 years. I saw a stubby and liked the noise so was going to cut mine down just for a toy? Is this wise and any tips?
Thanks in advance. :-)

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

I tried it with a curvies pipe. It woulda worked if I had the tools, I've also seen it done with a pointies pipe.

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

Thanks, I can get the tools, that won't be a prob. Mine is K5 pointy. Just wana know how and is it easy(ish) ? :-)

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

Have a read of this thread :)
http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=131281

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

MMMmmm, thankyou. :-)

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

Yup.

I did thread "exhaust tweaking" have a search

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.p...haust+tweaking

Don't think people know how to search anymore...

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

But actually, it runs better with a full length can. More midrange.

However, it was more of a laugh having the proper power kick in at 6k.

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

Nice one on the thread bump. Did the exact same except a bit worse to my can recently and was wondering how to fix it. Emailed beowulf bout a new inlet to no avail :rolleyes:

Re: has anyone done a DIy on the sv exhaust to make it stubby
 

Thanks great help, I will play with it this week, it will just be for fun the odd run, it won't stay on mine all the time, the fuel sounds good enough. But cant wait to hear/play with a stubby. Thank you all. :-) x