question about full exhausts

nasty nate

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I've not owned a full exhaust yet, always went with slip ons, but Im thinking about putting a full exhaust on the 08 busa...
my only concern is that when I look at dyno charts the with full systems, the power curve seems to dip lower than stock in the very low rpm range (2-4k) then shoot up past stock in the higher rpm. does this mean that from a dead stop I'll get a semi-weak takeoff for a second until I pass 4k? is it noticeable? does it hinder 1st gear power up wheelies? I don't want to loose ANY power down low as this is where I'll be more often on the street.
as always thank you guys for your experience and knowledge.
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Nastynate...........

It is typical for a full system to have a little less power on the bottom end. One a full system, the tubes are larger and the cans are less restrictive, that means less back pressure, which translates to less bottom end power. Yes, you may notice it, I know I usually do. However, the average power will be more than stock.........then there is the sound, sweet.

Ron
 
I ordered my R77 4-2-1 Carbon today.  Can't wait!

War,
you installed it yourself.  Did you take it in to have it dyno tuned?

The local dealer here doesn't have a dyno in shop, but they have a Yosh box.
Anyone have any opinions/knowledge/experience with a Yosh box for fuel management?

Sorry if I jacked your thread.
 
I've not owned a full exhaust yet, always went with slip ons, but Im thinking about putting a full exhaust on the 08 busa...
my only concern is that when I look at dyno charts the with full systems, the power curve seems to dip lower than stock  in the very low rpm range (2-4k) then shoot up past stock in the higher rpm. does this mean that from a dead stop I'll get a semi-weak takeoff for a second until I pass 4k? is it noticeable? does it hinder 1st gear power up wheelies? I don't want to loose ANY power down low as this is where I'll be more often on the street.
as always thank you guys for your experience and knowledge.
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If you want to keep your low end but want a full system get a 4-into-2. They give you slightly less up top than a 4-into-1, but more mid and bottom end power. A 4-into-1 is more for peak power. Free flowing slip-ons will give a decent power boost and still keep all your low end, but won't match the peak power of the other 2.
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