Yosh R-77 Full Exh. CF.
roaring toyz exhaust
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to use on what?Yeah, if you're gonna do that, send them my way. Love how loud they are.Remember what I said about the sweet sound of them hitting the bottom of a garbage can?
I will buy it call pm me your # and info and we can work out details..consider it sold...
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I like the roaring toys megaphone exhaust. The only improvement that I could see being made would be to include a base map for a powercommander so your pipes don't turn yellow before you get a chance to get to a dyno for a good tune.
As far as the sound produced from this exhaust, well:
**This exhaust isn't for everyone.**
As far as the sound produced from this exhaust, well:
- With the suggested baffle installed when shipped from Roaring toys the note is a deep LOUD tone. Not raspy nor over muffled and still tollerable at idle.
- With the addition of the second baffle the note drops to a more sane limit, however, I felt that it is over muffled and doesn't have the sounds quality or note that i would expect.
- With both baffles removed (not suggested) it is VERY LOUD. Sounds like a NHRA sling-shot dragster.
**This exhaust isn't for everyone.**
i have 4500 miles on the bike now since i installed the roaring toyz when new. very happy with everything, i have not done any mapping or pc and nothing turn yellow on it.I like the roaring toys megaphone exhaust. The only improvement that I could see being made would be to include a base map for a powercommander so your pipes don't turn yellow before you get a chance to get to a dyno for a good tune.
As far as the sound produced from this exhaust, well:
With the weight drop in going to this exhaust (from a stock bike) the bike felt slightly more nimble and monueverable.
- With the suggested baffle installed when shipped from Roaring toys the note is a deep LOUD tone. Not raspy nor over muffled and still tollerable at idle.
- With the addition of the second baffle the note drops to a more sane limit, however, I felt that it is over muffled and doesn't have the sounds quality or note that i would expect.
- With both baffles removed (not suggested) it is VERY LOUD. Sounds like a NHRA sling-shot dragster.
**This exhaust isn't for everyone.**
i would not suggest to put second baffle, it does reduce the noise but it takes away about 10 horsepower.
if i had to buy another busa or zx14 in future, i would get another one, it looks good and it sound good.horsepower, i got plenty already.
and handling... oh yah it is real good.
how reputable is your tuner? where is he located?
Thanks for all the good comments, and as far as them hitting the bottom of the garbage can... That's harsh, man.... None of our publications claim it is California-emissions certified, and heck, the word MEGAPHONE doesn't bring about images of muffled sounds... It's more like getting the most noise possible from a sound source...
No tuners necessary, we have had the maps available at our site for over a year. You can find them here. That file is a .DJM <Dino-jet Map> with both the Busa and ZX-14 maps included. Sorry this thread got by me so long before posting that up. Thanks to all who have tried and love our pipes, we also sell carbon-fibre slip-ons, but nothing brings out the inner beast like a good megaphone exhaust.
No tuners necessary, we have had the maps available at our site for over a year. You can find them here. That file is a .DJM <Dino-jet Map> with both the Busa and ZX-14 maps included. Sorry this thread got by me so long before posting that up. Thanks to all who have tried and love our pipes, we also sell carbon-fibre slip-ons, but nothing brings out the inner beast like a good megaphone exhaust.
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