stuartracing
New Member
Hows that one sound....I guess the pvc holds up to the heat ok...Looks good...
You can try using some friction tape for the seal, it would help keep the pipe on and with the use of a good heavy duty hose clamp will makle a big differenceI don't think you will be disappointed with it. My bike engine really seemed to wake up after adding it. I also performed the recommended mod of cutting down the pipe on the baffle inside the muffler. Only problem I had with my muffler is that it does not fit well into the end of the pipe because the muffler's pipe is not round. I will either get a new one figure out a way to improve the seal.
I give this pipe a BIG Thumbs Up + 2 SNAPS
I used header wrap around the pipe, because the guy that welded the header did such a bad looking job, plus it keeps my leg from getting burned. I packed mine "loosely" with pink fiberglass insulation. The PVC holds up well, not much heat at the end of the pipe. A thermos would also work fine. Just keep in mind that the larger diameter the cannister the more room for the sound waves, so the quieter it is. The stock silencer was only about a 1-1/4" diameter and I thought was too loud, no matter what it was packed with. I also found that by making the stinger (length of copper) longer I could tune the pipe, by either making it longer and increasing the backpressure, or making it shorter and decreasing the backpressure
Thats a real good ideal for like $25 you could make a varity of different mufflers and see which one you like the best
Question- how much of a difference was it compared to the stock pipe? %ish
Easy Rider do you have a link to the pipelyne website to search around for various stuff?
Easyrider is the dude manufacturing the items,click on his threads for info.