homemade exhaust

speedemon17

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this exhaust dosen't have more than 10 bucks in it here is what we did

1.cut back end off and took out all the guts
2.perferated tube i think it was a inch in diameter
3.install it down the center packed installation around it.
4.cut a new rear plate with a inch hole in it and weld on ur end piece
and there you go the stock custom pipe this works as good as a fmf,pro circuit
 
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it runs great it runs as good as our fmf and pro cicuit u can tell a difference it runs awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
what are the decables roughly? i need something less than 99db, my fmf powercore 2 is at about 102db and ive done everything to make it quieter, i need to pass pre race inspection for WORCS
 
i wouldnt call it an exhaust i would call it a silencer. a homemade "exhaust" would be the header pipe. anyways, nice. but how are you going to get the header off once its welded like that?
 
You do realize that the silencer does little to nothing performance wise? I wouldnt even compare "your home-made exhaust" to a powerpros, f7, ect let alone a FMF. On a 2 stroke bike, all the power comes from the header pipe.
 
u would be surprised did u ever see what was in the stock silencer this is straight threw the stock has to go t the end of the pipe back to the begging then go back threw a spark arrestor then out this is straight threw
 
You do realize that the silencer does little to nothing performance wise? I wouldnt even compare "your home-made exhaust" to a powerpros, f7, ect let alone a FMF. On a 2 stroke bike, all the power comes from the header pipe.

relax, we arent conserned about that, he is just sayin that his silencer alone compares somewhat, which isnt bad for messin around in the garage for few hours, and if 96db is true i may do this because i need to pass race tech
 
one of the jokes out in n.e.ohio when the 250r was king on the cra/ama district they would take klots airsol cans and turn em into silencers lol, and they were legit silencers with cores packing and end caps