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Exhaust baffles

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Morning everyone, hope you are all well. Sorry hane'nt been on for a while but been having some personal probs. Anyway yet again i need some help and advice from the wise ones. I've bought some viper race cans for my bike which are very loud to say the least, so i was wondering if anyone has any experience and or advice as to wether a baffle/db killer will work? If so which one would people advise using. Thanks in advance, Den. :confused
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just fitted my hi level migs the other day and they are very loud but i'm going with the not making them any quiter route

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I have vipers on mine, and I think there is a guy that makes them off ebay for a tenner each I think, it has been a while.

all you have to do is drill a hole in the bottom can to screww the baffle in place.
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I just fitted some Viper "road" cans. I ran them with baffle in and it was just a bit quiter than my debaffled stock cans, I didnt yet try them with them out.

they have bolt in baffles which are about 4" long and just fit with a screw into the outlet pipe. with the baffle out they are straight through, so I assume same as race pipe.

If you want I will photograph the baffle so you can look on e-bay for similar
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Photo graph and inside diameter measurement would be great Ali :thumbup:
I'm thinking mine could do with a slight toning down too. It might be great for letting folks know I'm coming but there are times when I want to go off and be a bit stealthier :D

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AMCQ46 wrote:I just fitted some Viper "road" cans. I ran them with baffle in and it was just a bit quiter than my debaffled stock cans, I didnt yet try them with them out.

they have bolt in baffles which are about 4" long and just fit with a screw into the outlet pipe. with the baffle out they are straight through, so I assume same as race pipe.

If you want I will photograph the baffle so you can look on e-bay for similar
Yes please mate, if you would'nt mind. Thank you very much, Den :thumbup: :D
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not been home yet,
but looking on e-bay, these are what mine look like.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VIPER-DB-KILL ... 231376d758

the notes say that you can fit these to race can if you diill a clearance hole in the outlet pipe

Will measure and photo when I get home
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Those are what are in mine, a little quieter, when fitted, need to use a little gungum around edge, passes noise testing at trackdays :thumbup: , seem to lose a little topend when fitted though :thumbdown:
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The outlet pipe on the can measures 49.7mm inner diam, and the baffle outer diam is under 48mm.

The baffle looks just like the e bay pictures but here are some crap phone images of mine

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Will those fit into a set of the old style Scorpion cans. Will need to get a set of verniers to measure the inside diameter. As a starter what is the outside diameter of the baffle??
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Thanks for that AMcQ, going to get some ordered. Den :thumbup:
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Baffle OD is 48mm, says these will fit any pipes with an angled exit pipe. If you have straight outlet, you need one of the other baffles on e-bay
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No mine are defo angled :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Top Bloke :thumbup:
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