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anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 4/30/2005 1:44:11 AM   
stephen4785

 

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Iv been wanting to get a different can but dont want to spend 200+ dollars just to change the sound(or 200+ for 1-4hp). Iv been thinking about cutting out the metal inside the tip so there will be just a big hole in the end instead of the little hole inside the tip. Im not looking to be real loud. Just a deeper tone and little louder.
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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 4/30/2005 9:24:11 AM   
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Don't do it -- you will lose hp by cutting out the baffles ... honest. The sound will be tinney and high pitched along with a noticeable drop in low end torque and max hp. Try checking e-bay for a decent used system at a reasonable price.

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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 4/30/2005 2:43:52 PM   
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under 200 is pretty tough though. maybe a stainless jardine slip

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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 4/30/2005 5:08:51 PM   
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If you want something that has more volume, looks nice, will last, and increase power then go with a decent slip-on for around $300. It's a good investment in the long run.

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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 4/30/2005 10:21:14 PM   
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just go with a slip on then, fmf makes a slip on for about 200, and looks nice, do some research

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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 5/1/2005 12:42:17 PM   
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On a 94 900RR I did that years & years ago. There are like 4 chambers in there that you have to cut out (which takes time) & then you have to weld it (which takes money). I would rather leave it alone or sell it on eBay (not sure how much you will get though) and put the proceeds toward a real system. In my opinion (& as I have been told), only complete systems are worth putting on because they alone give you increased torque & hp. Just look for a used system.

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RE: anyone cut the baffle out of their stock muffler? - 5/9/2005 12:18:40 AM   
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better to buy a slip on

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