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RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - wildezt_imp - 05-29-2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxHaaDGVM9I RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Inline4_imp - 05-29-2013 I really, REALLY want that canister. I'm just in a quandary right now. I have some medical bills on the horizon and have to be careful with my spending. BUT, I might have my Blackbird sold in the next few days so that sale will pay for the Moriwaki. DAMN, that baby sounds good!
RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Flynbulldog_imp - 06-06-2013 looking at the Moriwaki website that pipe is not conical and they do not have a single canister slip-on. http://www.moriwaki.co.jp/global/newproduct/CB1100/cb1100.html Check it out: Titanium twin can full system: ![]() Stainless twin can full system: ![]() Twin can slip-on: ![]() It looks a lot like this to me: one piece stainless exhaust:
RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Guth_imp - 06-06-2013 It is a single can and it's conical (hence the megaphone name). The product manual has additional images. [url=http://www.moriwaki.co.jp/product/pdf/exhaust/01810-HL1G1-00.pdf]Check out the manual. RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Flynbulldog_imp - 06-06-2013 (06-06-2013, 12:41 PM)Guth_imp Wrote: It is a single can and it's conical (hence the megaphone name). The product manual has additional images. Can you give me a part number? I didn't find it on their web page. This is the description given for that picture: MEGAPHONE Stainless Steel Twin Canister Slip-On Part No. 01810-HL1G1-00 1. Full Exhaust System 2. Stainless Steel Pipes 3. Stainless Steel Cover Canisters 4. Noise Lvl. = 92db 5. Japan Emission Approved. 6. Weight 2.7kg (Std = 5.1kg) RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Guth_imp - 06-06-2013 Yes, that is the same part number as the one listed in the manual I linked to above. The photo that you posted was discussed here earlier. I believe that it is a bit of an optical illusion due to the way the other surfaces are reflected on the can that makes it look straight instead of conical. I can only find that Moriwaki makes but just one slip-on exhaust option. Here are a couple more videos: RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - wildezt_imp - 06-14-2013 Idling difference:- 1) CB STock muffler (Jap version):- 2) CB with the Moriwaki slip on:- RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Guth_imp - 06-15-2013 Nice find wildezt. That can sure does look/sound nice. RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - wildezt_imp - 07-06-2013 Put the Moriwaki S/O in today. got a nice pep..pickup defintly has increased, smoother, quicker ride.. ![]() the sound is also good, somewhere between the stock and the staintune would I place it from what i have heard on youtube(staintune). . sound-wise i guess the staintune is better if you want to go for a louder deeper note(growl) .. the idle speed dropped a fraction like 50 or so..exhaust is defintly freed up..! yes and its conical, the flare is not much, but its flared.. ![]() ..I'll post the pictures as soon as i take them..
RE: Wanting the Moriwaki slip-on canister - Guth_imp - 07-06-2013 Nice! How does it compare with the factory unit in terms of the overall length as well as the diameter at the end of the can? |