yoshi slip on

[james250ninja]

hi there

i just bought a yoshi slip on pipe for 180.00 hardley used

sounds great shimmed needles, no poping sound at all on deceleration

but on my other exhaust(d&d slip on from fzr 600). it has some poping sound when i decelerate.

so why does the yoshi have no poping but my d&d does ...

[ninja250]

Cause yoshi knows how to design an exhaust.

In all honesty, is it a carbon can or titatium or what? Do you have the baffle in?

Yoshi has been making very good exhaust for a long time.

I never heard of half of all these other brands until I came to the ninjette.

Plus it sounds like the exhaust you had on it before wasn't even designed for this bike.
I don't know why people do that? I bet you it leaked or something causing your pops.

Unless the yosh is just silencing the pops because it's somewhat quiet with the baffles in.


Exhaust is a very technical thing. Everyone assumes they can just bolt anything on and it will be ok. You need proper design for backpressure and stuff. Cheap exhaust isn't always the way to go. At the very least, stick with something designed for your machine.

I noticed Honey Badger has the loudest exhaust yet his exhaust valves were the furthest from spec I have seen yet, even vs other riders with more mileage on their valves. I'm trying to figure out if there is any connection.

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lol because it's not running rich as a mutha****a...

and because d&d's are basically straight pipe design
so it backfires a lot