db killer
 

Hello

Has anybody used a db killer with a race can? I'm thinking of getting a new can, but leaving early for work on the bike is likely to lose me a few friendly neighbours :twisted: With a db killer in, is it as quiet as the standard can, or does it still sound good but with the edge taken off?

I've seen them advertised on the carbon can co site, but presume they fit any make can?

Thanks

Jon

good point and thanks for the reminder. I need one of those too, as I leave for work at 6am and dont think I am making any friends fast at the moment. If anyone knows the answer to jonc's question I would also be interested.

Only interested if they are dead easy to remove and quick

otherwise it's a case of sod the neighbours

Zorstec'll make you one in the event the CCC one doesn't work, £40 but you have to send them your can for fitting.

Re: db killer
 

Whats the point if you are buying a new 'can' anyway. Why don't you just get a 'can' with a removeable baffle :?:

Cheers
Ben

I leave at 6am about one - two weeks a month depending on shift. Not had any problems....and thats with a rene...

Dan

Re: db killer
 

Makes sense!!

Hey everyone

dbkiller works fine.

I fitted one a year ago when I moved house (took pity on my neighbours as CCC can a bit fruity).

Secures with nut and bolt. Just needed drilling.

I suspect bikes runs a bit rich with it on (from the stink riding behind my brother on it the other day!)

Re: db killer
 

I'd just seen the other thread about the 75 quid art cans - one of those and a db killer would still be well under £100. Just being a tight-wad :)

Think an Art with a DB Killer is still going to be pretty loud though :)

I'm just getting one for MOT purposes, a bit easier than changing the whole system over or having a link pipe built to attach the stock can to the WRP headers... Zorstec'll fit an e-mark band while they're at it.

Wolf Racing do a "Quiet Baffle Kit" for £19.99, fits all cans. Used it to good effect on both ART and Micron cans!