RE: Yoshimura RS-5
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/29/2008 1:22:45 PM
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RedLine69
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Hey Money,
I have the Yosh RS-5 Slip on. Love the sound! Awesome!! I also put a air filter and pwr cmdr. Sweet!!!! Heres a vid of my pipe after I installed it. Gotta love that sound.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIs32GKzXlo
Peace
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/30/2008 5:22:18 PM
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D2DGraphix_600RR
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ORIGINAL: mmgsport
well......i do own my own shop and know quite a bit of mechanics here and there - giving an educated guess what you said graphix really makes no sense.
if you didnt want the fluid to heat up why would you put a "jacket" on it? a black one @ that??
Its more of a ray issue than it is temperature along with spillage. But whatever floats ur boat.
But like I said, most of it is in case of spillage, go put brake fuild on ur bike and see what it does to the paint.
< Message edited by D2DGraphix_600RR -- 3/30/2008 5:37:30 PM >
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/30/2008 9:55:54 PM
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CBR_600_Rider83
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My buddy got that pipe it is a hell of a good pipe and sounds awesome.
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/31/2008 3:29:42 PM
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penguin26
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have a very similar setup and my light is plenty visible...
hey i have the same exhaust and wanted to get the same tail light, is the light bright enough to be noticed and safe? cause i had issues with the exhaust blocking the light and being unsafe. thanks
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/31/2008 5:06:58 PM
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mmgsport
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i just dont know - even that setup above doesnt really look that visable - maybe once you get on the bike and the whole thing is lower it looks better
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 3/31/2008 5:09:37 PM
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mmgsport
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sorry for the double post - i just wanted to say that i just bought the EXACT same setup but my light is hanger (for the exact oem fit) and my pipe isnt on yet - so i completely like it but i just dont know about the visibility of it.
its just not that big of a deal for me - my first bike (and last) had no front or rear signals!!! so this is a blessing for me.
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RE: Yoshimura RS-5 - 4/4/2008 9:55:07 PM
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mmgsport
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well guys - the jury is in - egdcbr600rr is completely right - i did all of it myself tonight - I did the Rs5 Pipe and the Hangar r/d light and the sh*t is way under there - everyone who takes pics of the setup take them from some kinda side angle to make it look better - but standing behing my bike tonight make it look slammed up there -
its kinda crazy to think that I'm (almost) the only one who sees this - i probably should go with a different pipe even though I dont want to - i'm still gonna try to stick with my idea and maybe put a bend in it to bring it down and away from the light -
and the kicker is that i'm not worrying about a car not seeing me from behind...i think it just looks plain stupid....
not being bias - i just dont like it.
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