General consensus on exhaust manufacturers?

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Thanks for the input guys. A conclusion has been reached and will be a surprise for all of you :wink:

Popkat; yes it's an 04 model on an 05 plate. What is PAIR and how would I go about removing it, do you know?

Thanks everyone :D
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Virt wrote:Thanks for the input guys. A conclusion has been reached and will be a surprise for all of you :wink:

Popkat; yes it's an 04 model on an 05 plate. What is PAIR and how would I go about removing it, do you know?

Thanks everyone :D
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Virt you spend too much time chasing men around on here and not enough reading. :lol:

Here you go PAIR removal which is an emissions device added on later models. You don't need/want it. http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=26096

Wicky beat me to it but I will post anyway. :biggrin

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I'm still at work I need to look busy. Can't search around the forums all the time :wink: :lol:

Thanks you two, I'll have a read when I get home :)
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Since removing the unit I definitely have noticed a difference. Mainly there is a lot less popping & farting on the overrun. Some people like that but it was getting on my nerves. Be assured there is no loss in performance, I actually find the throttle response through the limiter crisper & cleaner.
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Oh okay, I'll start on that whenever I can be bothered and don't feel dead from work :lol:

Next question now, what's the general rule of thumb on race / baffle-less exhausts when it comes to the local constabulary? I know someone with a GSXR 400 who performed a bafflectomy and she never gets harassed.. Although I'm slightly concerned it might be a different story when something similar gets done on something that isn't a pushbike :lol:
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Virt just do the bafflectomy on your standard exhaust .
If you want to borrow mine to see if you like the sound you can .
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Hmm.. I'm looking at something a bit past a bafflectomy however...
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Open race cans will make you an easy target around here .
As when its on cruse at 3k its very loud boom boom boom .
Follow one and you will here it lol
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Well bugger. That scuppers my plans up completely.. Then again, restrictors disintegrate all too easily these days and the firestorm isn't a slow bike :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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As long as you cans do not have Not for Road use stamped on them you should be OK. Even if a copper wanted to get a bit pedantic it's only a mr meaner. The majority of traffic plod will turn a blind eye as they realise it's a safety thing, but there is always going to be the butt that thinks about revenue. Just go up a couple of gears when you see plod.

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cybercarl wrote:As long as you cans do not have Not for Road use stamped on them you should be OK. Even if a copper wanted to get a bit pedantic it's only a mr meaner. The majority of traffic plod will turn a blind eye as they realise it's a safety thing, but there is always going to be the butt that thinks about revenue. Just go up a couple of gears when you see plod.

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Now might be a good time to ask then :P but okay, thanks. I know I'll be safe in Rugby as I umm.. know a few plods and they're all good people and the police in this immediate area are either lazy as feck or good people who will understand that boys will be boys :lol: I'm mostly just worried about the police where I work or anywhere else I may go on the storm once I have it..
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If you fit open cans just stash the baffles under the seat do if you do get tugged you can fit them and ride away without a spanking !
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They don't have baffles...
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