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jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 07:04
Anyone got an aftermarket exhaust lying around for cbr 600? My mates have been hassling me that my bike sounds like a bumble bee.

I donīt feel like I need more power but it would be nice to have more low down torque... maby I am just dreaming.

Jonty
8th November 2005, 07:32
Anyone got an aftermarket exhaust lying around for cbr 600? My mates have been hassling me that my bike sounds like a bumble bee.

I donīt feel like I need more power but it would be nice to have more low down torque... maby I am just dreaming.

Yeh I know the feeling:doh: Mine is getting one in the next two weeks for about $800 from memory. Just for interests sake, the standard can you have is worth $1100 (would you believe).

skelstar
8th November 2005, 07:33
Yeh I know the feeling:doh: Mine is getting one in the next two weeks for about $800 from memory. Just for interests sake, the standard can you have is worth $1100 (would you believe).
Which one Jonty (brand)?

Jonty
8th November 2005, 07:36
Which one Jonty (brand)?

To be honest I am not sure, I had up to $1100 to play with but have to keep the cost down. I am hoping for a carbon fibre one but I suspect it will be stainless. I am considering shelling out a little extra if I am limited to a stainless.

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 07:55
You won't get more low down torque from a pipe. Torque is a function of cubic capacity and things rotating. Provided you get your carbs setup to go with the new system you will get better fuelling across the range(which can feel like more low end torque, and will fix the mid range torque dip engineered in to get around sound and emissions regs), better fuel economy and more HP (which is torque multiplied by rpm). You are lucky. Your bike will probably be improved by a better end can or exhaust system. I think your friends are shallow though. I strongly suggest you go and see Mark at Neptune. As Munter what his CBR sounds like. It used to be mine and bloody hell did the end can and connector pipe make a difference!! Nice deep burble, that turned into a high RPM scream past about 10,000rpm. http://www.neptunemufflers.co.nz/ I STRONGLY suggest you go see him.

Slingshot
8th November 2005, 07:56
I've got an Arrow pipe on my CBR600. It sounds great (IMHO) and has a nice amount of backfiring on deceleration, it's the oval aluminium slip-on.
This one is on Trade-me at the moment <http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Motorbikes/Parts-accessories/Exhaust/auction-39801667.htm>
It looks like it's a full system and for $850 it's probably a pretty good deal, you may need to re-jet the carbs to get any noticeable performance gains though.

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 08:20
You guys are great as always :) Geeze if my standard exhaust is worth $1100 maby I can sell my whole bike for like $10k :D

No I love my new bike!

I think I could handle putting a new exhaust on it but re-jetting the carbs sounds like a lot of work/cost.

Then again if I could pick up a pipe and new jets for what I sell my orignal exhaust for what I spend on my new stuff that would be sweet!

Truth is I have spent too much on this bike to be spending a lot more on it just now!

Slingshot
8th November 2005, 09:59
You'd be lucky to sell you stock zorst for more than a couple of hundred dollars, if that.
It may cost $1100 to buy a new stock zorst but I can't understand why someone would pay that kind of money when the aftermarket ones are better and cheaper.

The re-jetting isn't actually that expensive and it's fairly easy, you just pull the carbs out, open them up and replace the existing jets with the new ones. In saying that, I would hazard a guess that most bikes with after market zorsts haven't been re-jetted. If you go with just a slip-on (pretty much just replacing the can) then you won't need to make any other changes.

Shaun
8th November 2005, 10:47
Anyone got an aftermarket exhaust lying around for cbr 600? My mates have been hassling me that my bike sounds like a bumble bee.

I donīt feel like I need more power but it would be nice to have more low down torque... maby I am just dreaming.

I have a complete TWO BROTHERS racing system with Carbon can in exellent condition!!!! $700.00 and it yours

email ttproduction1@msn.com

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 10:50
Thanks for the offer but I dont really have the money at the moment, might be interested if you still have it in a month or two though.

:doh:

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 10:52
BUY IT!!!!

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 11:32
Did he say $600??:rockon: Is that a slip on or would I have to replace the whole exhaust system?

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 11:43
Headers to muffler tip. BUY IT!!!

skelstar
8th November 2005, 12:03
Headers to muffler tip. BUY IT!!!
I can understand you are enthusiastic Jim but tell me why this system is so good? (just for curiousity).

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 12:07
I dont think I would be able to put that on... and then I suppose I would have to change jets seeing as its a whole new exhaust, how much are jets worth and how much would it cost me to get someone to fit the whole lot??

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 12:07
Because it's a killer price, it's exactly what the wormy fella was looking for, it will look horn, and it will (provided a little bit of tuning goes on) make the bike run the way it was intended to.

Plus it will sound "fruity". Mmm mmm good!

Shaun
8th November 2005, 12:18
Come for a rde to New Plymouth and I will fit FOC!

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 12:38
This is a bit redundant, but here goes: BUY IT!!

skelstar
8th November 2005, 12:40
The oracle has spoken JdaW! Just go without food for a while and youll be sweet with the charlie...

SPman
8th November 2005, 12:48
Hey jimdaworm

BUY IT !

Fitted at that price..........:wacko:

aff-man
8th November 2005, 12:59
Fecking oats at that price


BUY IT ... BUT IT NOW

*wishes the it would fit on a gixxer 600*

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 13:06
Damb it all this peer pressure, pretty soon I will probably give in and do somthing silly like buy it...:wacko:

Will I need to re-jet it too?

skelstar
8th November 2005, 13:11
So 'Shaun': the arrangement was that we each get $5 commision if he buys it, or was it only the first person to say it?

Jonty
8th November 2005, 13:12
Better hurry as it is pretty tempting for my machine :banana: For those in the know, do you always have to rejet and muck about with carbs with a full exhaust system?

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 13:32
To maximise any potential performance and economy gains, then yes.

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 13:37
Go for it Jonty I am not ready... I could nearly stretch to buying it but re-jetting sounds expensive.:Oops:

James Deuce
8th November 2005, 13:41
Go for it Jonty I am not ready... I could nearly stretch to buying it but re-jetting sounds expensive.:Oops:

Maybe $50 for a jet kit.

XTC
8th November 2005, 15:20
Keep the standard pipe as $700 odd dollars buys a hell of a lot of riding.

jimdaworm
8th November 2005, 15:30
I will do, at least for now. Thanks for the offer though Shaun, it sounds like you will have NO problems selling it!

gav
8th November 2005, 23:15
BUY IT!!
But if you want I have a standard end can here from my 97 CBR600, you could cut it open and gut it and weld the end back on, it'll sound louder, yours for gee dunno $150? bargain seeing they're apparently worth $1100 :yes:

Shaun
9th November 2005, 05:32
So 'Shaun': the arrangement was that we each get $5 commision if he buys it, or was it only the first person to say it?

You said he would never find out about this plot

jimdaworm
9th November 2005, 05:36
Cant trust these bloody kiwibikers as far as you can kick their bikes!:blink:

skelstar
9th November 2005, 07:30
You said he would never find out about this plot
I told you I was a liability.
It seems our neferious plan has failed.

jimdaworm
10th November 2005, 06:25
I bet you guys are salesmen, what do you sell, Amway?? Trying to take a step up aye!:lol: