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Gotta say holy crap those rineharts are flippin loud now! I never saw a bike being tuned on a dyno before and was really cool. The bike seems to run really well with a real nice lope to the idle with mucho base from the rineys. I had compression releases installed but it seems to start easily without them. Hats off to Jarz Performance in Abbotsford B.C. for a job welldone. If only it would quit raining[:@]
Gotta say holy crap those rineharts are flippin loud now!
That is why I had to get rid of them..........couldn't ride without getting a throbbing headache. So I went to a 2-1 to get even more power and better performance.......and it's fairly quiet.
At about 3200 rpm it breaks 100 torque, I could lower the rpm considerably if I went with 2 into one but what the hell its still got plenty of power! I will try to get the GF to post the dyno sheet for me, I'am a little computer challenged
Gotta say holy crap those rineharts are flippin loud now! I never saw a bike being tuned on a dyno before and was really cool. The bike seems to run really well with a real nice lope to the idle with mucho base from the rineys. I had compression releases installed but it seems to start easily without them. Hats off to Jarz Performance in Abbotsford B.C. for a job welldone. If only it would quit raining[:@]
From my undestanding, if you get the quit baffles for your Rienherts you will not only be quiter, but should increase torque.
I'm still living the myth that 2into1 is better than TDuals. But, I'll venture a guess that if you get the front and rear cyls dyno-tuned right, the exhaust setup will matter less. The baffle setup was part of the dyno tune adjustment, so I'd check around before playing with the baffles. Just a thought, I'm no expert.
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