exhaust

[Jerry Clair]

Dave
I think Charles will agree, the muzzy pipes, because of the thin construction,
the downs tubes run hot.  I'm considering wrapping them.
-Man Charles! are you a punching bag or what?
J
Charles Scappaticci <scapco at ecentral.com> wrote: Dave,

I've had three different exhausts on the bike so far and here are my 
impressions:

1. V&H SS2R - Best sound of all, very raspy (Aluminum oval canister). 
Decent build quality and excellent fit.  About stock power down low and 
pulled clean and strong to the rev limiter.  Very difficult to make work 
with US version of OEM luggage.  Maintains the centerstand.  Mine 
rattled (loose collector plate) until I was sucker punched from behind 
by a drunk on an Electraglide.

2. Micron - Very throaty sound (Oval carbon fiber canister).  Very 
solidly built, but not nearly as nice of fit as the V&H pipe. Noticeably 
stronger down low, but sign's off before the V&H does.  Works perfectly 
with US version of OEM luggage.  Maintains the centerstand. Happy with 
the exhaust until I was hit and run.  Notice a pattern here?????  LOL!!

3. Muzzy - Very throaty sound (Oval carbon fiber canister).  Very light 
construction, almost too light, but with a very good fit.  Power is the 
best of both other pipes, stronger than stock down low and pulls cleanly 
to the rev limiter.  The pipe exits out the left, with no "S" turn 
underneath which probably helps the power output.  Follows the same path 
as the stock left pipe so it works well with all the OEM luggage. 
Maintains the centerstand.  I'm trying to avoid act III with other motor 
vehicles.  ;-)

I originally used a Dynojet kit and haven't changed the jetting between 
any of the three pipes.

Charles S.


Dave Daniels wrote:
> Anybody using a Vance & Hines SS2 exhaust system? Do you like it? How does it sound?....look?
 > What jet kit did you use with it? Thanks.
>    
>   Dave D.
> 
> 
> .
>