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Poking holes in a yoshi - 3rdcoastcb1100_imp - 05-21-2020
Who’s gone and taken the plunge and put holes in the yoshi full exhaust to extract a few more db’s out the system? I’m preparing to put about six or eight holes in mine but on the fence about the outcome. I love the look of the pipe but need a bit more sound. I’m not interested in the no baffle rattle can jangalang stuff. Only looking for minor increase.
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - IndianRider_imp - 05-27-2020
Does the full exhaust/can have a removable baffle ?
My Yoshi RS3 slip on slip on came with a removable baffle and it was bit too quiet with baffle in and too loud with the baffle out. So I cut the baffle off 1/2 inch at a time until I like the sound which is still mellow at idle and only growls when on the pipe .
You can try cutting the baffle a "bit at a time" method and if you still don't like the sound beyond the point of no return, you can easily order a new baffle from Yoshi to go back to stock. Less invasive the punching holes
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - 3rdcoastcb1100_imp - 05-27-2020
(05-27-2020, 06:25 AM)IndianRider_imp Wrote: Does the full exhaust/can have a removable baffle ?
My Yoshi RS3 slip on slip on came with a removable baffle and it was bit too quiet with baffle in and too loud with the baffle out. So I cut the baffle off 1/2 inch at a time until I like the sound which is still mellow at idle and only growls when on the pipe .
You can try cutting the baffle a "bit at a time" method and if you still don't like the sound beyond the point of no return, you can easily order a new baffle from Yoshi to go back to stock. Less invasive the punching holes
The full exhaust version is a 1 piece design. There’s no way to open it unless I actually cut it at the welds. This is where the idea of drilling comes in
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - mvk24_imp - 06-18-2020
Definitely following this because I like a loud bike.
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - zirconxi_imp - 06-18-2020
Since you are going to drill, just an idea, why not drill 2 long holes (on left right) and put another 2 threaded holes (up and down) to lock a big round washer with holes, so to able to adjust the 2 long opening...that way you could close the opening fully or open fully.
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - Charlie Bravo_imp - 06-24-2020
My second Nighthawk 750 had a Yoshi can on it. I repacked it four times before I got it quiet enough and it was still too raucous. I had to be TailEnd Tommy 'cause no one wanted to ride behind me.
RE: Poking holes in a yoshi - treedoc_imp - 06-24-2020
Cool looking bike, any more pics?