modding stock exhaust
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From: Outer Banks
Re: modding stock exhaust
if your running 9.18 with that i wouldn't give any of the credit to a crappy D&D exhaust, 99% of that time is because of rider skill, extension, and lowering... i'm sure the d&d isn't hurting you any but you'd probably be running the same type times with a stock exhaust or anything else
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From: around
Re: modding stock exhaust
just a joke.
........... I cant help that my bike came witha D&D slip on.... It is loud, but i dont think it sounds bad.
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From: Outer Banks
Re: modding stock exhaust
Last week in April is the bike week here in the OBX. There will be a dyno at Hooters. Since they're just slip-ons, maybe we'll see if there really *is* a difference? Care to make a friendly wager?
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From: va beach/ 757
Re: modding stock exhaust
that's not even a good bet, there's gonna be differences in EVERY bike, even two of the exact same bikes. tollerances will make on bike run higher hp than another that's the exact same setup.
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From: Richmond
Re: modding stock exhaust
i mean its an exhaust, its there, so it can't be but so bad, people really over emphasize exhausts, 1.5 hp difference between one or another doesn't mean shit... but i call them crappy because i don't like their styling and just think they usually sound bad, power wise i'm sure they are fine and pretty affordable
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