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i figured out these are all Japan bikes- more than likely the parts were sourced here: http://japan.webike.net/bm/brd/Exhau...DERS/1001/203/
I'm browsing around and see some parts I don't see anywhere else. Yen conversion is decent right now.
[QUOTE=LA_Dog;14035482]i figured out these are all Japan bikes- more than likely the parts were sourced here: http://japan.webike.net/bm/brd/Exhau...DERS/1001/203/
I'm browsing around and see some parts I don't see anywhere else. Yen conversion is decent right now.
this is a nice looking set of pipes:
They look like leg burners the way they are two pipes thick at the cams.
i figured out these are all Japan bikes- more than likely the parts were sourced here: http://japan.webike.net/bm/brd/Exhau...DERS/1001/203/
I'm browsing around and see some parts I don't see anywhere else. Yen conversion is decent right now.
this is a nice looking set of pipes:
They look like leg burners the way they are two pipes thick at the cams.
I see a performance drop, a seriously hot air intake and filter housing, and a HUGE imbalance in front cylinder versus rear cylinder back pressure.
I also see the hot exhaust coming out RIGHT underneath your thighs, which will certainly keep you warm (burned maybe even ) on cold days, but really **** you off on hot days.
I ride way too much to have rolled the dice on something like any of those. Really it's probably that I am partial to 2 n 1 s. Kind of the minority I know. Dog in sure you'll find something that works good and looks right for you.
yeh I'm mostly just goofing off. i won't buy anything that does not actually work decently and certainly would not pay $1k / up for a cool looking but marginally functional set of pipes. Unfortunately form does not always follow function. If I'm just thinking performance only then there's no question in a 2-1.
I still want something different though - ain't it always like that?
I see a performance drop, a seriously hot air intake and filter housing, and a HUGE imbalance in front cylinder versus rear cylinder back pressure.
I also see the hot exhaust coming out RIGHT underneath your thighs, which will certainly keep you warm (burned maybe even ) on cold days, but really **** you off on hot days.
Don't do it LA-Dog . . .
Jim G
Appears to me they are the same length. Why do you say there's a difference in back pressure? The loop?
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