exhaust question - SV650.org

18-05-05, 09:56 PM

i have a used d&d full carbon exhaust and i wanted to just use the canister only. what modifications will i need to do to the full exhaust and my stock exhaust? also if i use the canister only will i still need to get it rejetted?

thanks in advance.

northwind · 19-05-05, 10:47 AM

Probably quite a bit to be honest. To fit a slip on or new can you need to cut the old system off, usually about 2 inches behind the weld at the bottom of the "up-pipe" (that's not a real word, but it works) Usually they'd come with a link pipe tailored to fit the existing pipework and the new can, but the midpipe with the system probably won't do the same job... It might not even break in the right places to fit at all. Maybe D&D can supply a link pipe for you? Since the can itself is quite often the same on teh systems as it is for the slipons.

The only way to know is to try it really... But from the systems I've seen, the amount of work needed to make the can alone fit is going to be much more than rejetting to suit the system. I suspect you'd be better selling or trading the system for a slip-on.

Can alone shouldn't need jetting, though, you're spot on there.

20-05-05, 04:45 PM

From what you have put, I'm understanding that you have a full D&D system?

Why don't you just fit the whole lot?

Or clarify what you have got.

Dan.

18-05-05, 09:56 PM	#1
tonysv650s Guest Posts: n/a	exhaust question i have a used d&d full carbon exhaust and i wanted to just use the canister only. what modifications will i need to do to the full exhaust and my stock exhaust? also if i use the canister only will i still need to get it rejetted? thanks in advance.

19-05-05, 10:47 AM	#2
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,083	Probably quite a bit to be honest. To fit a slip on or new can you need to cut the old system off, usually about 2 inches behind the weld at the bottom of the "up-pipe" (that's not a real word, but it works) Usually they'd come with a link pipe tailored to fit the existing pipework and the new can, but the midpipe with the system probably won't do the same job... It might not even break in the right places to fit at all. Maybe D&D can supply a link pipe for you? Since the can itself is quite often the same on teh systems as it is for the slipons. The only way to know is to try it really... But from the systems I've seen, the amount of work needed to make the can alone fit is going to be much more than rejetting to suit the system. I suspect you'd be better selling or trading the system for a slip-on. Can alone shouldn't need jetting, though, you're spot on there. __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

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20-05-05, 04:45 PM	#3
Dan_SV Guest Posts: n/a	From what you have put, I'm understanding that you have a full D&D system? Why don't you just fit the whole lot? Or clarify what you have got. Dan.