Bassani DNT's with Thunder Torque Inserts
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Bassani DNT's with Thunder Torque Inserts
So a little over a week ago I ordered the Thunder Torque Inserts with the intention of installing them in the DNT mufflers for my M8. I was a little apprehensive since it has been tuned with the stock cans with Fullsac 2" cores and those truly worked well for the low end performance. Well I went forward with the installation yesterday evening and I was pleasantly surprised by the exhaust tone with the TTI inserts. I truly think that the inserts have given the DNT's a deeper, bassier note. It will be a few days before I can take it out on the road and see if the low end torque has been adversely affected. I will report back with the findings on that when I do it. I truly think these are the best sounding mufflers I have heard on an M8 bar none.
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I may try, I haven't had too much success posting video and sound clips here.
No, I don't think I will spend the money to dyno again, it wouldn't mean much anyway. Different dyno, different elevation, different weather. I may do a 1500 to 6000 rpm run to see how that compares.
Yes, I think they sound better with the TTI's in than they did without them. Nice deep, bassy, pitch.
Yeah it did look like a pain, but the instructions said to put them 1/2" to 2" into the muffler, so I decided to use the bolt hole for the end cap. Getting them in the baffle securing bolt hole would have been hard. I did have to drill out the hole anyway.
Yes, I think they sound better with the TTI's in than they did without them. Nice deep, bassy, pitch.
Yeah it did look like a pain, but the instructions said to put them 1/2" to 2" into the muffler, so I decided to use the bolt hole for the end cap. Getting them in the baffle securing bolt hole would have been hard. I did have to drill out the hole anyway.
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Then again... Who's going to foot the bill for all this research?
If I were going to be dyno'ing anyway, I might experiment with them. Only question is, what if the end result is a net negative? Drilling holes to mount them? What are you filling holes with to unmount them?
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Well, the manufacturer, for one... depending on if you want to believe what the manufacturer has posted. They have several before/after dyno charts on their product pages.
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/thun...dk-tti-158.htm
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/thun...dk-tti-158.htm
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Well, the manufacturer, for one... depending on if you want to believe what the manufacturer has posted. They have several before/after dyno charts on their product pages.
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/thun...dk-tti-158.htm
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/thun...dk-tti-158.htm
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$tonecold, do you have pictures on how you installed specifically on the end cap? What size of TTIs did you use? I wonder if the Street Cannons will have similar improvements. Thanks.
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No I didn't take any pictures, but I could get some tonight if it is important to you. I used the 258's. I can't give you any help with street cannons. I just know that I perceive that the sound/tone is better with the TTI's installed. I haven't had a chance to ride it yet because I'm doing some cosmetic work on the bike.