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kkim · February 14th, 2009, 11:03 AM

have there ever been dyno charts posted for this no name exhaust? I've not seen any. If not, what are you buying besides some unknown noisemaker that's been beat to crap, from the photos.

Will it harm your bike??? most likely not, but you'll never be sure w/o a company to ask questions of when it comes time to jet... and you will need to rejet after putting an exhaust on. Otherwise what's the use of freeing up the exhaust gasses if you're not setting up the bike to flow more? If you don't have a plan of attack to mod your bike, keep it stock until you learn enough to formulate one based on experience you gain from reading what works and what doesn't from forums such as this.

For a full exhaust, I would recommend either Area P or Yoshimura. Save your money... buy something of value the first time around. There are no free lunches.

February 14th, 2009, 11:03 AM	#5
kkim Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: Too much.	have there ever been dyno charts posted for this no name exhaust? I've not seen any. If not, what are you buying besides some unknown noisemaker that's been beat to crap, from the photos. Will it harm your bike??? most likely not, but you'll never be sure w/o a company to ask questions of when it comes time to jet... and you will need to rejet after putting an exhaust on. Otherwise what's the use of freeing up the exhaust gasses if you're not setting up the bike to flow more? If you don't have a plan of attack to mod your bike, keep it stock until you learn enough to formulate one based on experience you gain from reading what works and what doesn't from forums such as this. For a full exhaust, I would recommend either Area P or Yoshimura. Save your money... buy something of value the first time around. There are no free lunches.