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Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - LongRanger_imp - 11-28-2019
I stumbled upon this today and decided to share it.
https://youtu.be/3QCIIDSYJLc
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - suhawk305 - 11-28-2019
Informative video LR. However, I will stay with the stock exhaust system. My CB1100 runs perfect as designed as far as I am concerned. If I was concerned for any gain in HP or acceleration, the best way to start is for me to loose some body weight. Not today though, I smell the turkey cooking!
Happy Thanksgiving!
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - bioman_imp - 11-28-2019
Interesting video. Did any of the CB1100-forum members here change the fueling map on their bike after installing an aftermarket exhaust (system)? Would that just be "better" or is that essential?
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - Rocky_imp - 11-28-2019
Not much there that I didn't already know, and like suhawk305, I'm happy enough with the factory setup.
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - peterbaron - 11-28-2019
^ +1, me too
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - Cormanus - 11-28-2019
Thanks LR. Interesting video.
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - GoldOxide_imp - 11-28-2019
Good video, and useful for those learning for the first time.
Exhaust systems today are modeled pretty precisely on analytical software systems. There is no hacking involved, pretty serious engineering.
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - jimgl3_imp - 11-29-2019
my arrow slip on should arrive today
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - the Ferret - 11-29-2019
Are you going to run down and put it on when it does?
RE: Stock vs. aftermarket exhaust - Charlie Bravo_imp - 11-29-2019
I've modded the exhaust of almost every bike I've ever owned, not for added hp, but for added sound, and not a lot, just enough that I can hear and be aware of. The CB sounded like a hair dryer. It's better after drilling it. Not totally satisfied, but it will have to do.