Exhaust headers?
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Exhaust headers?
I got a 2008 rg with true Duel rineharts 3 1/2 inch older tin sound ok a friend bought A 09 rg with slip on 4 inch rineharts I got from him for cheap I know they are1 3/4 inlet and my head pipe is 2 inch outlet I can make it work..my question is dose anyone think 1/4 step down in pipe to muffler will cause a big power difference or not a noticeable difference..all that's done to bike it zipper ac true duels and race tuner thanks in advance and I know 90% of aftermarket duel exhaust uses 1 3/4 headers anyway
I edited this for the motorcycle challenged guy that Replied
I edited this for the motorcycle challenged guy that Replied
Last edited by redbone62; 06-14-2013 at 12:16 AM. Reason: Errors
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If both pipes are the same size where it connects to the head and the slip ons fit on the other end snug, all the clamps line up, exhaust hangars line up, it fits good throughout the entire system, I dont see a problem 1/4 diff shouldnt make that much of a diff, if anything give it a tad bit of backpressure, I might be wrong, if I am someone will throw a wrench at me and let me know, lol..
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Start at 1 3/4 end at 2 inch I heard that this headers are good for big inch motor and hi rpms I only have ac headers and race tuner I have a 2 " to 1 3/4 reducer adapter to use the smaller inlet mufflers I don't think it would hurt my performance since 1 3/4 is what 90% of aftermarket headers are
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I knew/know what you are saying but your spelling and punctuation and overall delivery is rediculously butchered. I speak "redneckanese" fluently and listen to/read horribly butchered English from an El Salvodorean and Mexican everyday at work...yet your writing was hard to understand. HAHA Look at the replies. Most people think you're talking about changing head pipes and all.
As for your question on the mufflers, if you have an adapter, try it and see. You'll feel it if it makes that much of a difference. I can't see where it would change it all that much. As another said, it may add a little back compression and give you a little more "pep"
As for your question on the mufflers, if you have an adapter, try it and see. You'll feel it if it makes that much of a difference. I can't see where it would change it all that much. As another said, it may add a little back compression and give you a little more "pep"