fmf pipe and stock exhaust

[CologneBlaster]

Hi @ all i have a question can i put the stock exhaust on a fmf fatty pipe ? Sorry for my bad school English I'm from Germany .

 

[Herpderplol]

Yes you can, but the stock muffler is a restriction and it will not perform as well.

You will also need to confirm your jetting, by plugchop, once installed

 

[jus_me]

Yes, it will match right up. It will be a little loud but not bad at all.

 

[Herpderplol]

Yes, it will match right up. It will be a little loud but not bad at all.

Loud? I thought the stock muffler was the quietest made

Hi @ all i have a question can i put the stock exhaust on a fmf fatty pipe ? Sorry for my bad school English I'm from Germany .

Are you going to run the FMF pipe, otherwise know as expansion chamber, that comes directly off the motor?
Or are you wanting an FMF silencer, or muffler that attaches near the rear bumper?

 

[CologneBlaster]

Jus_me

It's important that is not to lout, because in Germany is it illegal. little bit louder is ok

Herpdepol

The expension chamber. when I installed the fmf muffler too it is to loud an the police catch me.so I do it undercover with the stock muffler and the fmf pipe I will color it black, plus I welding the heat protection from the stock pipe on it so it locks completely stock...and again sorry for my very bad english

 

[jus_me]

Your English is perfectly fine. The stock silencer is just a tad louder but not by much. There is a chart somewhere on the sound level in decibels of most brand exhausts. I believe FMF has the quietist. << not sure of what make of there silencers though.

 

[CologneBlaster]

Thx for the help guys .

 

[MURPH]

http://m.ebay.com/itm/88-06-Yamaha-...ncer-Exhaust-Muffler-/111493842808?nav=SEARCH

The fmf q silencer claims to be the quietest without blocking performance