What's the best sounding exhaust?

Scorpion street extreme here.

hi i want to replace my exhaust what would be the quietest aftermarket exhaust but still have a better sound than the original as my last bike had a akroprovic and it was to loud..
cheers

Originally Posted by Tonykdi999

hi i want to replace my exhaust what would be the quietest aftermarket exhaust but still have a better sound than the original as my last bike had a akroprovic and it was to loud..
cheers

No such thing as too loud.

Most exhausts these days come with a removable baffle. The baffle in will keep the majority of noise down to an acceptable level.

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Originally Posted by Tonykdi999

hi i want to replace my exhaust what would be the quietest aftermarket exhaust but still have a better sound than the original as my last bike had a akroprovic and it was to loud..
cheers

The Quill T3 is not loud at all, more than a standard can but once on the move I can't hear it to be honest, which suits me fine. It's quite throaty but subdued. I tried a Renegade oval once and it drove me mad. Quill is expensive though. It does smooth out the dip in the torque curve around 5k, it is noticeably better around there although it makes precious little difference to max power (around +1 BHP according to the blurb, useful since my insurance aren't bothered about it)

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some cans with baffles in make squeaky noises - probably due to some air whistling round the sides of the baffle.

Originally Posted by Tonykdi999

hi i want to replace my exhaust what would be the quietest aftermarket exhaust but still have a better sound than the original as my last bike had a akroprovic and it was to loud..
cheers

Carbon Can Company do a nice can that sounds nice without causing too much offence and is easy on the pocket as well .

Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx

Carbon Can Company do a nice can that sounds nice without causing too much offence and is easy on the pocket as well .

Agreed. They do indeed make some nice cans. Had one on my old bandit. It was louder than standard but was not overly harsh and loud. I thought CCC was another one that went to the wind. Or are they still trading?

Having conducted "scientific research" on this (Which bike sounds the best in each race at various tracks and then tracking down the bike for a look-see) The best is Arrows. No contest!

But they cost a lot.

So any of the Fuel and CCC etc cans will be almost as good but cost a fraction. I had the CCC on mine and it was great but if I had to buy again I'd have a Fuel.

[dizzyblonde]

An Art can of an eight year old vintage, chopped slightly, with the packing disintegrated long ago
Deep, loud, with a lovely barking note. On a video makes YCs new M4 seem rather silent!

Depends what you like really, everybody prefers their own. But then I have two, and ont other there is a Stubby Scorpion, which is very quiet on tick over but when you give her the beans its scares people to death as its usually pretty tame! Its defo more subtle compared to the Art.

I have an ART can on my SV its sound awsome