looking to install the bypass. would any one have a base line on the performance after is was done.
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looking to install the bypass. would any one have a base line on the performance after is was done.
DId not notice any performance change
I did. Upper RPM definitely snappier. Pulls well all the way to red line.
did you guys notice a weight loss.The cat itself must weight 20 pounds...yes also did you have to reprogram or do any thing special after the install.
I know the sound changed. I plan to keep the stock exhaust canister.
JC,Quote:
Originally Posted by jcthorne
Did you notice any loss of low-end torque? :dontknow:
No adjustment needed the computer will reset itself
Before I installed the baffle yes, putting the baffle in that problem went away and the exhaust note got deeper and less obtrusive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Does the Bypass tube void the warranty? Does it cut down the heat beneath the driver and passenger?
I put the by-pass pipe on with the baffle this spring. I have just over 9000 miles on it with the stock muffler. It is definitely louder and getting louder with each long ride. My wife can hear me coming up the street. I don't think the gas mileage has improved. I can say that it sounds great. I really like the deep throaty sound.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOSESS
I have noticed a definite improvement in gas mileage with the bypass.
PQuote:
Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Damn it Bob you killed my Parrot! Well I thought it was a Parrot. They told me at the store where I bought
it that it was a Parrot.
Jack
Sorry I got off subject in my earlier post but I loved my Parrot.
Anyway I have a 1330 with bypass and had a 998 with bypass. I noticed no performance, heat, gas mileage or anything else of significance except a much better sound. nojoke
Both were installed by Len and Lamont.
Jack
:shocked: That sounds a lot like my Missus...Quote:
Originally Posted by PMK
...When she was single! :yikes:
Now that's my kind of Parrot! Frisky and meaner than a 'junk yard dog". :DQuote:
Originally Posted by PMK
Jack
Looking for info and you two guys start some other crap. why cant you stay on point. One of the other quests was .Does the installation of this pipe void the warranty.. thank you.
I kind of like threads that do this, it's more like a conversation that occurs when a bunch of friends are standing around in a garage talking. It goes off track sometimes but eventually somebody will rope it and pull it back on track, most of the time without being an a$$ about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOSESS
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Originally Posted by MOSESS
There
have been no reports of any warranty concerns from the bypass pipe properly installed.
There are NO states that require emissions testing, even visual, on motorcycles at this time. Not even CA does this yet.
I can see that, thanks I get a little amped when this happens and I am trying to get info, there is a vendor that makes a dual pipe system. looking to have the pipe come out both sides so I am heading to a yard tomorrow to buy a matching set of two brothers.
It is DEFINATELY lighter but do I notice it? It weighs a bit less than a tank of gas. You will notice it about the same as you notice the weight of an empty tank compared to a full one so, not so much. Power YES. I started pulling a 622 trailer. I do notice a bit more power (mid-upper ranges) BUT, only enough to notice. It's not going to change your life. Sound....it changes the sound of the bike if you do no other mods to the exhaust. Not better. Not worse. Just "different". My wife noticed it was different but has no complaints so....it's not exactly louder except for a narrow RPM range that you don't use for normal cruising. Sometimes pulling a hill in a lower gear with the trailer you can stay in that range for a few moments but, it's not a deal breaker.
I have a full review on here....SOMEwhere....
So, what's new?Quote:
Originally Posted by MOSESS