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Hi Guys, Im hoping that you can help me out and clear up a few things regarding exhausts/cans/slip-ons. I am a noob and honestly do not know much mechanically about bikes.
I passed my test 2 months ago and brought a SV650 Sport K9 and am looking at changing the exhaust to get a better sound but i have no idea what i am looking for! ![]() Is there a different type of exhaust? Whats the difference between them? Where do i buy them? How much do they cost? Are they easy to fit? Whats the difference/point of a baffle? I am not that bothered about increasing the BHP as the bike is plenty fast for me! ![]() Also i cant find anything for the K9. Is it the same as the K8 in regards to the parts? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Anthony |
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Welcome to the org
Quick answers: Is there a different type of exhaust? Not really - go for a slip on that you like the look of and fits your budget. Whats the difference between them? 2 things really - slip on (tail piece only) or full system. For the SV a slip on is mor ethan enough to acheive what you're looking for and it means you don't have to think about remap's etc etc. Where do i buy them? Online, at a bike shop, fleabay or here... they can be bought all over the place. How much do they cost? How long is a piece of string? A budget of £150 - 200 will get you a good quality piece of kit. It won't be the best, but it'll certainly do the job. Are they easy to fit? Yes, although you'll have to cut the original behind the weld under your footpeg (circa 55mm towards the end can from the weld). That can be a pain. Whats the difference/point of a baffle? Noise levels, bit of emission control and/or restriction. Recommend looking at these: Carbon Can Company, Fuel, Beowulf... or if your budgets a bit bigger: Scorpion, Blue Flame, Remus, Viper... Who cares about money: Akrapovic, Yoshimura, Leo Vince... As already said any part from 2005 (K5) onwards will fit. Last edited by RichT; 02-07-09 at 10:31 AM. |
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Thanks guys!! I really do appreciate your help!! I now know a little more and can go look for a new slip-on.
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Beowulf cans m8, i've not got one but lots of people recommend them for SV's. Afew orgers will swear down on them.
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