fatty pipes

[hayabusapower09]

i got a set of these fatty pipes for my busa two weeks ago and they look awesome but a lil to loud for me so ill sell them for 2 bills or trade something to the first person that wants them, let me know thanks bigjimmy89@gmail.com 940 367 8798

[Acehole]

fatty pipes? we dont see no fatty pipes.. Post a pic!

[BA BUSA]

Originally Posted by hayabusapower09

i got a set of these fatty pipes for my busa two weeks ago and they look awesome but a lil to loud for me so ill sell them for 2 bills or trade something to the first person that wants them, let me know thanks bigjimmy89@gmail.com 940 367 8798

Sell them in the classifieds


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[cfgsxr1300]

Originally Posted by hayabusapower09

i got a set of these fatty pipes for my busa two weeks ago and they look awesome but a lil to loud for me so ill sell them for 2 bills or trade something to the first person that wants them, let me know thanks bigjimmy89@gmail.com 940 367 8798

Why don't you just baffle them?
I picked up a set of TiForce Titanium mufflers and the base sound was way too loud....giving me ringing ears even on short rides. Ear plugs didnot help.
So I welded up some baffles ...basically a 5 inch long x 1.5 inch diameter pipe welded to a washer ( 2 1/4 inch washer with a 1.5 inch opening). I wanted the 1.5 inch opening because this is the stock muffler opening and I didnot wish to obstruct the flow.
Basically what this does is force the exhaust to go to the end of the muffler, take a reverse turn back 5 inches and out it goes. This causes the sound waves to dicipate. This is commonly used on the ricers cars.
I then took off the end cap (removed the rivets) and just placed the baffle in there and reinstalled the cap. Easily reversable if you want.

[ham4864]

pics

[cfgsxr1300]

Originally Posted by ham4864

pics

I did'nt take pictures any pictures at the time however I happen to have a similar welded part...

1) 1st picture is mod'd finished muffler
2) 2nd picture is photo of baffle installed in muffler. It is not welded in there (but could be if one wanted to)...rear cap rivets are drilled out/cap pulled off/baffle is installed/cap reinstalled with a rubber mallet (tap'd in) and re-riveted.
3) 3rd picture is that of a similar pipe/washer welded together....just a smaller version for another project.,,,but you get the idea.