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21-09-11, 01:28 PM

OK so I've bitten the bullet and got a full length oval stainless steel Fuel can, which I'm gonna run with the baffle in. Gonna fit it tomorrow

21-09-11, 02:11 PM

I strapped a Vance & Hines on mine. If you're going to do exhaust, make sure you do the headers as well, so you actually get a power boost. The Vance & Hines is rediculously loud though (not that I dont mind the attention) so warning there. I have heard that Two Brothers in pretty good for pipes though....

21-09-11, 02:35 PM

Got an EVO Full system on my bike pal (As i purchased it) and removed the baffle. It has E marking. Removing the baffle of this system doesnt make too much of a difference.. it gives the bike a little more of a pop on the over run between 4500 and 3000 rpm in third... when either extremely hot or when its cold it will also pop and crackle.. It has a nice tone and isn't to loud

21-09-11, 11:59 PM

Nice choice going with Fuel. I have a carbon look oval midi on my curvy, it sounds and looks the dogs! I run it with the baffle in, nice throaty sound. I have taken the baffle out a couple of times but haven't rode with it out yet. I haven't noticed any real performance changes but I reckon it's because my bike is restricted

22-09-11, 11:07 AM

Beowulf Warrior Cans sound great!
Lifetime warrenty, removable baffle (baffle no longer covered by warrenty if removed, rest of can is) and a really nice tone to it too.

22-09-11, 11:09 AM

Forgot to mention that they are tri-oval and suit the pointy quite nice

Gremlin · 22-09-11, 11:37 AM

I've got an oval Fuel can as well. Looks good on the curvy and sounds great. I keep the baffle in now because when i do nights i don't want to annoy the neighbors when i come home. They also send some kendal mint cake to keep you going when your sawing the old can off!

22-09-11, 09:21 PM

(almost?) Any aftermarket exhaust is going to save you some kilograms (sorry, I'm Spanish; I don't know how to deal with lbs.)... go for it! (yup, I'm a Colin Chapman fan)

22-09-11, 09:45 PM

You won't leave the baffle in for long :P

DJ123 · 22-09-11, 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stenno

You won't leave the baffle in for long :P

baffles are removeable for a reason

21-09-11, 01:28 PM	#11
thebug Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? OK so I've bitten the bullet and got a full length oval stainless steel Fuel can, which I'm gonna run with the baffle in. Gonna fit it tomorrow

21-09-11, 02:11 PM	#12
tweakedtay Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? I strapped a Vance & Hines on mine. If you're going to do exhaust, make sure you do the headers as well, so you actually get a power boost. The Vance & Hines is rediculously loud though (not that I dont mind the attention) so warning there. I have heard that Two Brothers in pretty good for pipes though.... Last edited by tweakedtay; 21-09-11 at 02:13 PM.

21-09-11, 02:35 PM	#13
Reecey91 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? Got an EVO Full system on my bike pal (As i purchased it) and removed the baffle. It has E marking. Removing the baffle of this system doesnt make too much of a difference.. it gives the bike a little more of a pop on the over run between 4500 and 3000 rpm in third... when either extremely hot or when its cold it will also pop and crackle.. It has a nice tone and isn't to loud

21-09-11, 11:59 PM	#14
ant-g Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? Nice choice going with Fuel. I have a carbon look oval midi on my curvy, it sounds and looks the dogs! I run it with the baffle in, nice throaty sound. I have taken the baffle out a couple of times but haven't rode with it out yet. I haven't noticed any real performance changes but I reckon it's because my bike is restricted

22-09-11, 11:07 AM	#15
vardypeeps Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? Beowulf Warrior Cans sound great! Lifetime warrenty, removable baffle (baffle no longer covered by warrenty if removed, rest of can is) and a really nice tone to it too.

22-09-11, 11:09 AM	#16
vardypeeps Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? Forgot to mention that they are tri-oval and suit the pointy quite nice

22-09-11, 11:37 AM	#17
Gremlin Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 37	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? I've got an oval Fuel can as well. Looks good on the curvy and sounds great. I keep the baffle in now because when i do nights i don't want to annoy the neighbors when i come home. They also send some kendal mint cake to keep you going when your sawing the old can off!

22-09-11, 09:21 PM	#18
acecafemod Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? (almost?) Any aftermarket exhaust is going to save you some kilograms (sorry, I'm Spanish; I don't know how to deal with lbs.)... go for it! (yup, I'm a Colin Chapman fan)

22-09-11, 09:45 PM	#19
Stenno Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Aftermarket exhaust or no? You won't leave the baffle in for long :P

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