FYI for every 3db the human ear perceives as twice as loud. So 90db sounds twice as loud as 87db.
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I need to get myself one of these
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Make sure you have your header tightened in as 'up' a position as you can; away from that oil line that's going into the oil filter area behind the bomb section. In the photo it looks like your header is very close to the oil line, and you'll just be super heating your oil if it is.
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Originally Posted by Richard Avatar
(Post 515710)
Make sure you have your header tightened in as 'up' a position as you can; away from that oil line that's going into the oil filter area behind the bomb section. In the photo it looks like your header is very close to the oil line, and you'll just be super heating your oil if it is.
but its the dg exhausts fault I had this same problem with the stock header and dg too I tried all I could to avoid getting as close as I could, but it wouldnt happen as once I tighten up everything it slowly creeps back down, and I dont want to risk breaking the exhaust header studs trying to force it up I think I have just enough gap for air but I do have a roll of metallic header tape, or heat tape for items near headers not exactly sure what its called was thinking of putting that on the oil line, maybe to reflect away some heat? |
On my totally stock exhaust the header is very close to that oil line as well. I haven't gone in there with a mirror but I'd guess it's only 1 or 2 mm.
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Even some sort of small metal heat barrier much like a heat shield on your header would deflect much of the radiant heat
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[QUOTE=Klxster;515675]Outstanding post.. Setting the viewer to 720p and going full screen is the way to go with your video.. Wish I'd known that cheap header would work with my DG slip-on before I went out and spent $500+ on a full FMF system.. What do you have in that exhaust now, about $270 ?
I have a full FMF Mega Bomb and Slip on. Quality is crap!! I have repacked it, the decals on the slip on have fallen off and the header stainless steel rusts terribly. I have to remove the header every month and clean and polish. So Kudos to the Chinese if they can do a system at half the price. The quality cannot be any worse than the FMF trash. After less than 2 years I need a new shiny system!! |
so check this out
decided to try no silencer tip, just because I might as well get a sound reading with it and I wanted to hear how it sounds which is awesome BTW super bass, really good from my old drz400s I had a fmf on it, never sounded like this bike does I do have quite a bit of popping on deceleration which on other bikes I would upjet the pilot jet But I dont have any, at least I dont think so with my dyno jet kit I will have to look Gets pretty poppy when I let off the throttle, louder now with no silencer Anyways strange thing, did the same sound test, cold start just like the other videos But its reading basically the same level as ALL STOCK some areas I test could bounce couple db higher But you average it and its basically the same Now maybe my ipad cant pick up bass as well, who knows only real way to test it would be with whatever the police use for the official test Curious to see what it really puts out Here is a video, I kept the stock exhaust as my reference, and added in the newest change I think im keeping it like this, love the sound now wont be using the silencer I think this bomb header may have taken away just enough loudness so I dont need to use the silencer and get more flow out of this |
Originally Posted by grahamgower
(Post 515730)
I have a full FMF Mega Bomb and Slip on. Quality is crap!! I have repacked it, the decals on the slip on have fallen off and the header stainless steel rusts terribly. I have to remove the header every month and clean and polish. So Kudos to the Chinese if they can do a system at half the price. The quality cannot be any worse than the FMF trash. After less than 2 years I need a new shiny system!! I guess that's the price you pay for living in paradise! I'm not sure it is a horrible price to pay to be in Seychelles. Better than getting the rust from road salt in the midwest US (Ohio) winter. |
had my friend ride my bike so I can get a video of the exhaust
but he shifts way to early so its sort of quiet I wanted to hear it like I ride, which is shifting around 8000 rpm in every gear |
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