yer im trying to give you guys good signatures.......
yer im trying to give you guys good signatures.......
ok that at least was funny.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
ive done some more extensive "NASA-LIKE" testing, and im pretty sure ive lost abit of throttle response, the exhaust is 92dB....so it shoudl be alright.
Please don't tell me you have been doing Chaos rider tuning by sniffing the exhaust.
Everyone seems to assume that the manufacturers throw the muffler together as some sort of after thought, I doubt this is the case. What came stock may be restrictive and limit power somewhat but by guting it to get more flow you will also have to change the fueling to match. Since it's injected you can't swap brass and if it runs better at some part of the rev range it will probably run worse at others without the mapping changed. Given more flow it may also run dangerously lean at one point or another so unless you are planning on puting the thing on a dyno with an EGA I'd probably stay away from gutting the muffler unless you are prepared to risk an expensive mistake.
cheers henk, i realy jsut have to get the bike out on the track. until then its jsut guess work.
Unless you put it on a dyno and get it tuned, it's guess work. You can do as many plug chops as you like but you can't do anything about the results and if it ends up runing too lean you'll end up with a ventillated piston and an expensive mess.
.....there is no expirience with cbr125r's.....they are new.
Noisiest bikes at MX these days, 4 stroke 250s with after market pipes.
Just because the model is new doesn't mean the experience of years with high reving small capacity bikes becomes meaningless. I'd guess that it will horribly loud as well.
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