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Old 10-11-2008, 08:03 AM   #1
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Smile How to drill out factory baffels

Does anyone know how to drill out the baffel from the factory exhaust, and will it work without sounding ugly?
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Old 10-11-2008, 10:20 AM   #2
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

No it will sound crap.

Save up and buy some real aftermarket pipes.

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Old 10-11-2008, 11:03 AM   #3
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

When i did mine i used the biggest 1/2"drive drill,longest 3/8" drill bit 12" long i have at work for a pilot hole then i used the longest 7/8" drill bit i have at work which is 12" long and started to hog it out and was quite happy with the outcome, its no aftermarket exhaust but it does give it a better tone IMO good luck with this let us know if you have any questions.
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Old 10-11-2008, 11:04 AM   #4
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

come on now Steve, everyone did this at first, well at least till i saved up for the SCORPION CF. What I did was bought the longest drill bit (i am not sure how long it was) measure on the outside the length i think it was a 12' drill bit and 3/4 or 7/8 as far as the width. When you start to drill when you feel it hitting something push until it cuts the tin on the inside. If you want with a flashlight look inside to get the idea. When finished YOU WILL HEAR A DIFFERENCE. When you do it let me know how everything worked out. Many people did this mod.
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

I have not done the mod, I have heard the results though. I don't think that it sounds crap.

Check out Aussiejules posts, he did a comprehensive how to...

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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

It must just be me because I think this sounds cheap and tinny.


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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

Cheap it is cant get more cheap, sound crap, well its no scorpian or two brother, but imo it is louder and it is better, if only marginal.
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

It sounds better than stock that's for sure.

I like it.
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

I wouldnt say it sounds tinny or cheap any improvement is good coz i say a loud bike is a safe bike , but having said that can i suggest saving up for a set of Microns , i put then on mine and i love the deep deep sound they produce......
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Re: How to drill out factory baffels

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I wouldnt say it sounds tinny or cheap any improvement is good coz i say a loud bike is a safe bike , but having said that can i suggest saving up for a set of Microns , i put then on mine and i love the deep deep sound they produce......
Had mine done shortly after buying the bike, just to get a bit more noise, and it works fine....Jules now has my old (modded) pipes on his bike, and while it doesnt have the bark of some after-market pipes, it is well worth doing.

You have to remember the OEM collector boz is like a car exhaust, so you will never get the sound of a set of straight through sport pipes....that unfortuneatly comes at the price of buying a new set of end cans...then the bike's sound changes dramatically.

Here is the link to what Nelly is talikng about....

http://www.fz6-forum.com/forum/fz6-g...-inside-2.html (inside)

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