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Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Can anybody tell me the result of increasing back pressure in aftermarket pipes?
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Curt wrote:
There are those of us that just have to screw with stuff.
It's all you guys' fault!  You and Erb and others are BAD influences
I have the spiral baffles in the V&H's. Thinkin of adding small lollipops
at the engine end of the baffles.
Bit more back pressure = a bit more torque? 
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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I thought someone was talking about me, my ears were burning. lol A few yrs back, read some info on the net. Basically, the way pipes are built, inner diameter, baffles, length of pipe, all play some role in where the engine will get it's best performance. There is not going to be a pipe that will provide across the board performance. The more open a pipe, the loss of low end Tq, but better on the high end, unfortunately, our Tq peaks at just about the middle of the RPM range.
Personally, I wouldn't add to an existing manufacturers pipe set-up. Maybe if you shortened the baffle, then added the loli's. But really, I would leave well enough alone.
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Erbman02 wrote:
Personally, I wouldn't add to an existing manufacturers pipe set-up. Maybe if you shortened the baffle, then added the loli's. But really, I would leave well enough alone.
Well, That's two well respected members with the same opinion.
Screw it! That's good enough for me.
However...
YOU GUYS NEVER LET ME HAVE ANY FUN!!! ;- b:::: 
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Erbman02 wrote:
I thought someone was talking about me, my ears were burning. lol A few yrs back, read some info on the net. Basically, the way pipes are built, inner diameter, baffles, length of pipe, all play some role in where the engine will get it's best performance. There is not going to be a pipe that will provide across the board performance. The more open a pipe, the loss of low end Tq, but better on the high end, unfortunately, our Tq peaks at just about the middle of the RPM range.
Personally, I wouldn't add to an existing manufacturers pipe set-up. Maybe if you shortened the baffle, then added the loli's. But really, I would leave well enough alone.
Erb,
Do you really think most of the pipe manufactures really throw the bike on a dyno when they are designing pipes? I figure they just sit down with a new box of crayons, grab the red one and start drawing over a photocopy of a picture of a Roadie. When the prototype is fabbed, maybe throw it on a bike they borrowed from a "friend of a friend" and take a rip down the parking lot. I'd bet a paycheck that less than 10% of pipe designs have ever been on a dyno before they are sold to the public.
Of course I have been wrong before (today even...).
edit: I'm talking aftermarket pipes.
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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I took the baffles out of mine. At first I didn't like the loss of Tq and I also lost a few MPG went from 52 to 47 MPG.
I like setting off car alarms and seeing people put their fingers in their ears when I go by. So it was well worth it. 
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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Lucky1 wrote:
I took the baffles out of mine. At first I didn't like the loss of Tq and I also lost a few MPG went from 52 to 47 MPG.
I like setting off car alarms and seeing people put their fingers in their ears when I go by. So it was well worth it.
Shit Lucky,
I set off car alarm 'warnings' with the baffles in, and
I usually don't 'get on it' hard.
If i Goose it, I think all bets are off.
If i take the baffles out, the noisy
Bastard would annoy ME!
Kinda hard to 'Talk' to the ladies too, when you're makin all that damn noise. 
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Re:Calling all Exhaust Experts 8 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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i need to make me a decent set of baffles just to tone her down just a shade.
Doc told me a couple of months ago that i need hearing aids to correct tenitus(ringing in the ears)
i tried the lolli's just not quite deep enough rumble still a lil too high pitched.
i like settin off the car alrms in parkin lots tho too 
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