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    Genuine Ducati ST4 exhausts

    I forgot this trading aspect of KB, should have come here first. I'm selling the pipes on Trade Me if anyone is interested.

    Cheers.

    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=634929818

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    Hello, bit of a thread dredge here...
    Do you still have the ST4 pipes?
    I've got 'modified' ones and find them too loud.

    John
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    No sorry John, Stoney bought them a few months ago. I'm sure you can pick a set up if you are patient, lots of people replace the standard pipes. In fact he might not need his own standard pipes - do a search here and send him a PM.

    Better than that I shall ask him on Facebook.

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    You could make up a db killer to insert into the outlet to knock back the racket. Good image 'db killer' for inspiration. I made a set for my yoshis tuned them to the noise level I desired.

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    Turns out Stoney hasn't done his mods yet.

    A DB killer is a good idea, even just some steel wool or fibreglass batt stuffed into the pipes would help. Experiment.

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    Cheers, today to unriveted the ends , made up a flat plate with a hole in and put it all back together, way quieter, test ride tomorrow.
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    Good man, well done. Its fun to try these things and I learnt a lot modifying the SS pipes. Every chance your mod will be spot on.

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    Worked perfectly
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    What I now know about modern exhausts:
    The are divided into 3 chambers.
    The gas enters and goes to chamber 3
    Gets sent back to chamber 2 ( does not pass go or collect $200)
    Then back into chamber 1 and then out the back past 2 and 3.
    From my old skool perspective a rubbish design for performance but clever for noise reduction in small area.
    Went for ride and it was great, no more horrible " booming" at 4000/5000 cruising speed.
    That and new tyres makes for a big grin.
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    even the R90s guy liked it. " a Ducati I could live with"
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    Sorted! All the aftermarket cans run a 50mm perforated core surrounded by packing and come with db killing inserts in the outlet end. Stock systems are much more complicated, and heavy!!!

    It is surprising what a reduction in outlet diameter makes to the sound. I've played with various outlets on my Yoshis - very easy to change over only three bolts per side to remove the back plate. lopping 50 mm off a db killer makes a surprising difference. No variance in performance that the dyno butt notices.

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    Yes, If I was making one it would just like that.
    Still for the outlay of 0 I'm happy enough.
    Funny how they make the way the fuel go in very sophisticated yet the gas's exit is pathetic.
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