2005 636 aftermarket exhaust WITH valve??
Make sure to double check, but...
Look at Muzzy & Scorpion. They don't require jetting or mapping. A true slip-on.
also, check this out: http://street.parts-unlimited.com
If it's made for a bike, it's on this site!!!
Look at Muzzy & Scorpion. They don't require jetting or mapping. A true slip-on.
also, check this out: http://street.parts-unlimited.com
If it's made for a bike, it's on this site!!!
you'll prolly have to make your own. aftermarket companies wouldn't make anything that complicated since the stock muffler and valve are welded together. I don't know a whole lot about exhaust valves but I've heard they are there to keep the noise down more than for backpressure. I also own an '05 636, I run it straight pipe, (with a servo motor bracket to keep the FI light off), loud *** hell but it doesn't run lean or rich and i didn't feel like I lost any backpressure or power. good luck guy and let us know what you figure out.
-ex
-ex
Last edited by ex636; Aug 21, 2008 at 04:25 PM.
I also own an '05 636, I run it straight pipe, (with a servo motor bracket to keep the FI light off), loud *** hell but it doesn't run lean or rich and i didn't feel like I lost any backpressure or power. good luck guy and let us know what you figure out.
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