Exhaust

ghouse

Joined: 04/19/13

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Exhaust
04/19/13 10:23 AM

What do you recommend as full exhaust? Brocks CT or Yoshimura R77?

2013 XZ14R

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aegisranger

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Western Pennsylvania

Joined: 04/03/13

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RE: Exhaust
04/19/13 12:58 PM

I was looking at the Yoshimura R55, but the guy I talked to at Ivan's Performance said that it is loud. So is the Brock's. He recommended the R77 as a good performance system that isn't as loud. I'm planning on that now, as part of their 'performance package' for the 14R. Quoted $1645 (with free shipping) for the full R77 system, ECU reflash, PCV, and pair block off plates.

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dragking

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RE: Exhaust
04/19/13 4:18 PM

Money being not object Brock's CT hands down: Looks, Power, sound, weigh all are superior IMO and then you add the customer service. Just my

Edit: $1645 for a full system, PCV and flash is actually pretty good! I just like the color of Ti versus the silver looks of the Stainless systems.

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ghouse

Joined: 04/19/13

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RE: Exhaust
04/19/13 4:36 PM

The Brocks CT is the one I'm leaning towards. Allen's Performance here in NC, the same shop that tunes Gadsens bikes is going to install the pipe, retune the ECU and dyno for me

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ghouse

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RE: Exhaust
04/19/13 4:42 PM

Sorry, I meant Adam's Performance

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Wolfman

Joined: 03/29/13

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RE: Exhaust
04/20/13 6:41 AM

I've got the YOSH (brand loyalty) had em on all my bikes - they sound amazing, build quality is first class and they last a long time. Mine sound brilliant I've got two slip ons, I love the dual exhaust look on the 14. Full system was a big commitment.

That said the Brocks system is beautiful too.

Very happy with the Yosh!

Wolfman.

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