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ThEGr33k 23-05-06 10:49 AM

After Market Exhausts
 
I have just found out that it wont effect my insurance premium, or so they say... So im looking for a stainless steal oval scorpion exhaust and im wondering if anyone knowsa a cheap relaible site to buy one from?

I have found this site selling at £180 http://www.seastarsuperbikes.co.uk/e...detail=SI75SEO

(sorry if this is a repeat post just i dont have time to look for an old post :S)

Cheers

Mr Toad 23-05-06 10:56 AM

Re: After Market Exhausts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

(sorry if this is a repeat post just i dont have time to look for an old post :S)

Why not ?

If you look in the For Sale section, you might just find what you're looking for :idea:

james160987 23-05-06 11:39 AM

seastars ent that far way from me, there not to bad a shop, proberly find it cheaper elsewhere though i would have thought,

GC-SV 23-05-06 11:53 AM

If you are considering putting a Scorpion onto you bike try giving Diamond Motorsport a ring on 01652 688111.

I had to search all my old posts to find that info.

These were defo the cheapest when I was buying and the service was excellent.
The guy is called Jago Chapman and he goes to all the events selling Scorpion cans.

Try them out.

Riley 23-05-06 01:52 PM

scorpion
 
I ordered my can through my local J&S (Watford) and picked it up the same week. May have paid a bit more but if I should get any problems with it, the plan is that it becomes J&S's problem.....

Hope I wont have to put it to the test.

yellowsvs 24-05-06 12:01 AM

Got my high level oval scorpion from scorpion website, £160 but a while back. Went for high level coz crash resistant, protected by pillion foot peg as crash test demonstrated :oops: .

I do love it but agressive power boost spoilt by all round messy power curve (unoticed in the city, frustrating in open ground) and top speed drop (5-10 mph on my 99 curvy) aint got round to dyno/rejet/kn filter/ignition advancer bla bla as you don't.

Also sound isnt as gud as it could be. Is loud (with power castrating mute option) but kinda cheep/tinny/unsophisticated.

Massive change in bike attitude and rider's and wouldn't have a bike with standard can again- but wish I had a little higher quality exhaust note.

buttmunch 24-05-06 12:29 AM

Must agree - my K3 came with a Scorpion - much better than standard sound-wise, but it has had a K&N and an injection remap aswell (no I didnt pay for that, I saw the invoice - although as it was a mates bike I did ride before and after and it is prob worth it!!!). If I was buying would stump up / hold out for secondhand Remus/Yoshi/Akra etc. They just sound better and for me thats half the reason for putting a can on anyway.... louder = safer?? mmmmmm of course it is....

littlewhitedaisy 24-05-06 12:33 AM

Any comments on M4s? Looking at a bike with one but don't know how it sounds.

ThEGr33k 24-05-06 06:40 AM

My parents are against it, wish id never asked their opinion... well anyway they seem to think its a bad idea because of emmisions cos the standard exhaust on a K5 i think has a cat, anyone know for certain of what difference to emmisions a de-cated exhaust ell make? (incase i can tell them it dont matter).

philipMac 24-05-06 04:09 PM

Re: After Market Exhausts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k
I have just found out that it wont effect my insurance premium, or so they say...

Make sure they write this down for you on a piece of paper, get them to sign off on it, and give you a copy, and make sure they re-do this EVERY YEAR. You should be nice and safe then.


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