New Exhaust

[Adam Philip]

Have an '08 Busa and are having trouble with the huge stock exhaust hitting things and having trouble lane splitting. Came from a GSXR and really notice the extra width of the bike.

Any suggestions on after market pipes that don't break the bank that are narrower than stock. I was looking at some neat Micron exhausts and then realized that the company had closed down a while ago. They looked great though.

Slip-ons preferably. Anything that doesn't require purchasing a separate power commander or having to re-modify Fuel injection maps?

[kromdom]

sounds like SLIP ONS are what you need. check the CLASSIFIEDS here

[SLEEPERBUSA]

My b uddy has the Yosh slip on mufflers and they are quite abit smaller than those cannons that come from the factory

[hemi]

i have a brocks full system on the way, and plan on selling my yosh r77 carbon fiber slip ons after the install. They cost me $870 new i believe and i've had them on for about a year-5k miles. Gonna be askin $600 for them and will most likely be posting them in the classifieds over the weekend, in case your interested.

[Rick Ekstrom]

i have a brocks full system on the way, and plan on selling my yosh r77 carbon fiber slip ons after the install. They cost me $870 new i believe and i've had them on for about a year-5k miles. Gonna be askin $600 for them and will most likely be posting them in the classifieds over the weekend, in case your interested.

Do you have any pics of them?

[hemi]

these are the best pics i have of them right now. Can post better pics of just the pipes later tonight if u want

[hemi]

here are some more pics of the pipes off the bike i just took

[Greenbean]

M4 Retro drag slip ons here,
Sound awesome, very light weight and if you like black thats the only color they come in.

[Black Sheep]

IMO- If you gonna spend more than $500, Tsukigi makes a 4-1 full system, I've seen as low as $700 (about a year ago). Of course you should get the PC and tune it, but man what a difference.
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[Wayneovich]

Couple of nice examples there

[Adam Philip]

The Yoshi slip ons look great and seem to be a lot narrower than the stock pipes. Any fuel map adjustments that are required with these?

[hemi]

none at all with slips ons. Just slap them on and go. Takes about 15 minutes total for the install

[Adam Philip]

Thanks for the advice guys, ordered a pair of M4 Retro drag slip ons from the advice given above. Cant wait for them to arrive, not sure what the neighbors will think though with the noise increase.

[Rick Ekstrom]

here are some more pics of the pipes off the bike i just took

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Do you still have them for sale?

[hemi]

yeah i still have them. Listed them on craigslist this weekend to see if they would sell bc they would be such a pain to ship, plus i don't know how much shipping would be. Had a person interested in them that was going to possibly buy them yesterday, but never heard back from him

[Mantis]

I've got the M4 retro drag slip ons on my 09. Here is a link to a video. I'm happy with them, sound great, good weight savings and cheap enough until you can afford a full system. They aren't really really loud, but loud enough, haven't been cut off nearly as often.

- HAYABUSA M4 RETRO DRAG SLIPON PIPES[/url]

[JJsBusaRox]

for the M4's!

[critterdoc]

I've got the M4 retro drag slip ons on my 09. Here is a link to a video. I'm happy with them, sound great, good weight savings and cheap enough until you can afford a full system. They aren't really really loud, but loud enough, haven't been cut off nearly as often.

- HAYABUSA M4 RETRO DRAG SLIPON PIPES[/url]

Wow...those DO sound great!

[Ragu585]

I have m4s I'm trying to get rid of, I'm going Turbo so no need for them.