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Old 01-05-2008 | 02:35 AM
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I didn't get any response on de-baffling, but can anyone tell me about drilling holes in my stock mufflers. I read on here that some of you have done this. How many holes do i need in each pipe to get a deep throaty sound, but not as loud as aftermarket exhaust. Or is there any slip on mufflers available that will get me about halfway between stock and cobra drag pipes? This is all for the Suzuki C50T - 2006. Thanks for any insight you can give me.
Also, after drilling, how prone to rusting are the pipes?
 
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Old 01-07-2008 | 02:17 AM
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ORIGINAL: wingnut

I didn't get any response on de-baffling, but can anyone tell me about drilling holes in my stock mufflers. I read on here that some of you have done this. How many holes do i need in each pipe to get a deep throaty sound, but not as loud as aftermarket exhaust. Or is there any slip on mufflers available that will get me about halfway between stock and cobra drag pipes? This is all for the Suzuki C50T - 2006. Thanks for any insight you can give me.
Also, after drilling, how prone to rusting are the pipes?
8 X 1/2 inch hole's in each pipe
is what i have done to mine

i dont feel the need to debaffle any more

as i have heard one and dont need mine that loud
i enjoy the deep rumble
 
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Old 01-08-2008 | 06:38 PM
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I heard that if you drill the holes it changes the back pressure and you have tothe engine retuned. How does yours run with the 8 holes, and did you do anything else as far as tuning?
I appreciate the response. I have been kicking the idea around about new pipes for about 6 months. THen i ran across this forum and now i don't know what to do. I have a metal piston in my left ear and i can't have a loud bike like with Cobra drag pipes or something like that. So drilling holes might be good for me. It might give me the in between sound i am looking for.
Thanks again.
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Old 01-09-2008 | 06:09 AM
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I havent done a thing
the bikes sniffer on the pipes altered its self

these bikes are pretty well self sufficient
to a point they adjust settings all the time without us even knowing

i must say i Do enjoy the deep Burble sound very soothing to the ear NOT overly loud
hard to describe but it sure sounds nice

My Husband just said that what we have done to my bike
would be what you are trying to achieve without Loudness But a sweetDeep Rumbling sound


IF the pipes are De Baffled then you have to get the ECU Re Mapped
 
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Old 01-11-2008 | 10:55 PM
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Default RE: drilling holes in stock mufflers

i debaffled mine and did not have to "re tune" as you said the bike take care of itself in that sense. If you debaffle, the pipes are not true straight thru pipes anyway. theres a plate in the pipes waaay up the pipe that you cant get to anyways.
 
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Old 03-22-2008 | 02:04 AM
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Well the Day arrived today
22nd March 2008
Aussie Easter Saturday
i Debaffled My C 50
then went for a ride and the [sm=teetertooter.gif]came out in me
Roaringalong the roads[sm=yeahsmile.gif]
 
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Old 03-29-2008 | 04:26 AM
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I'm consideringde baffling my pipes, but am concerned about the warranty; any views?In addition, L’Rider are you by chance a member of the Ulysses club?
 
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Old 03-29-2008 | 05:35 AM
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I'm consideringde baffling my pipes, but am concerned about the warranty; any views?In addition, L’Rider are you by chance a member of the Ulysses club?

Before i done anything to my bike
i have even considered painting it ( i like pearl white )

i asked my dealer where i boughtthe bike from about the warranty
and they said there was No problem
BUT
ask Your dealer ? where ever you bought the bike from ?

Don't Ever go by what any one else says

Yes i am a Ulysses Member
why do you ask ?
 
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Old 03-29-2008 | 05:50 AM
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I recently joined the Yarra Ranges club, and vaguely recalled seeing a reference to your user name, I think!
 
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Old 03-29-2008 | 03:58 PM
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ORIGINAL: Dave

I recently joined the Yarra Ranges club, and vaguely recalled seeing a reference to your user name, I think!
yep that's Me

i dont always get to Breaky as i am working full time at the moment one of our Members (a mate i work for) has just had major surgery

this is Me on Candy when i get time to ride now

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the additional BLING items i have added since 2nd April 2007 when i bought her from BTX in Ferntree Gully are


(1) CUT down rego plate to fit slimmer number plate (done before mods but forgot about it)
(2) high back rest,
(3) leather gaurd protector (back seat off want no pillions, )
(4) gaurd Rack on
(5) leather tank cover with purse,
(6) 20 inch saddle bags
(7) front tool bag
( 8.) had the driver seat scultured ,
(9) front and rear Gaurd Rails,
(10) Clear indicator lenses ,
(11) driving lights,
(12) chrome grill,
(13) highway bars,
(14) longhorn high way pegs,
(15) chrome side covers,
(16) chrome pack rack>bolts to backrest,)
(17) Air Horn fitted (139 db)
(19) Heated Hand Grips
(19) chrome neck covers
(20) chrome swingarm covers
(21) Debaffled pipes(23/march/2008 actually Last thing done to the bike )
 
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