6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Thanks, Mike and Aris. Larry I hope to be finished by then and can't wait to hear it either!!-Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Wow. That is going to be so cool.
So, did you select the silencers by size and/or flow? Are they tune-able for restriction/sound?
How will you finish the pipes? Paint. chrome, powder coat?
Looking forward to seeing the progress.
So, did you select the silencers by size and/or flow? Are they tune-able for restriction/sound?
How will you finish the pipes? Paint. chrome, powder coat?
Looking forward to seeing the progress.
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Thanks Rick! I selected the cans by size and wanted the carbon fiber look. The were rated at 250cc's. They are not tunable, what you see is what you get. The end caps look to be some what restrictive and may need to be modified. When the system is finished I have access to the dyno at Washtenaw Community College and will see if the numbers are better or worse and make an assessment from there. I want to ceramic coat the entire system in black when finished. -Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
I would think they should be good, Mike. You are connecting to only 174cc per cylinder.80 cbx dude #6216 wrote:Thanks Rick! I selected the cans by size and wanted the carbon fiber look. The were rated at 250cc's. They are not tunable, what you see is what you get. The end caps look to be some what restrictive and may need to be modified. -Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Exactly what I was thinking Mike!-Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
This is going to look so cool.
I prefer the set-up in the last 2 pics where the pipes have a slight angle out at the top than the first couple where they are straight up and down.
I prefer the set-up in the last 2 pics where the pipes have a slight angle out at the top than the first couple where they are straight up and down.
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
I'm with you Steve! That's the look I'm shooting for. -Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
It looks fantastic but I REALLY wish I could hear it run once it's done. Great work Mike.80 cbx dude #6216 wrote:I'm with you Steve! That's the look I'm shooting for. -Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Thanks Nils and Steve. I can't wait to hear it either. I will post a video when finished. Uncle Ron gets the credit for the front pipe looks!-Mike
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Mike it really looks good, is my custom triple tree ready yet?
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
Thanks Jeff! I spoke with the research and development team and they are ready to get started....they are waiting for the check to cover the cost of the exotic materials!
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Its being processed.80 cbx dude #6216 wrote:Thanks Jeff! I spoke with the research and development team and they are ready to get started....they are waiting for the check to cover the cost of the exotic materials!
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Re: 6x6 exhaust for my 80 X
This is very nice - great attention to detail! I'm always extra-impressed when I see someone put more care and skill into a jig or tool than I can manage on finished parts. ;)
I humbly suggest, though, that you plan to replace those end caps. They look so much like a 2-stroke stinger, which to me is not the right look for this bike.
Keep up the great work!
I humbly suggest, though, that you plan to replace those end caps. They look so much like a 2-stroke stinger, which to me is not the right look for this bike.
Keep up the great work!