NewF3-T

[warrensr]

My last two bikes were HD with pipes that weren't to loud until you cranked it up. Looking to buy exhaust for my F3-T with the same characteristics and have more of the sound of a HD, any suggestions.

[SpyderAnn01]

Check out the Pitbull pipe/cat delete. If it sounds anything like the one they have for the RT it will be plenty loud and I'm pretty sure the one for the F3 is louder.

Pitbull Powersports, Springfield, MO

[Chupaca]

then take a trip to you tube and see and hear (reference only) the pipes out there...

[PrairieSpyder]

& on your new Spyder. I have the cat delete on my F3T and it does step up the sound a bit. Before I could hear the throatiness of the engine on the down-side, but not so much when throttling on. Now it's always there. If you add their full pipe you'll really get some noise. However, it won't ever really sound like a HD.

[warrensr]

Thanks for the input I will check out pitbull.

[StanProff]

& on your new Spyder. I have the cat delete on my F3T and it does step up the sound a bit. Before I could hear the throatiness of the engine on the down-side, but not so much when throttling on. Now it's always there. If you add their full pipe you'll really get some noise. However, it won't ever really sound like a HD.

Yep! you'll not get the HD sound with the inline 3 cyl. engine. Actually inline 3's sing their own great song when wound up as in the Triumph Triple. You might pull one of the plug wires and make a 2 out of it JUST KIDDING>

[Bob Denman]

You might pull one of the plug wires and make a 2 out of it JUST KIDDING>

That reminds me of a story...
Back when Arctic Cat was releasing their 900cc triple ThunderCat; they brought it to Old Forge for the annual shoot-out...
There were rumors about just how fast it was, and everybody was lining the track, as it lined-up for it's first run at the quarter-mile...

...Which it did at a paltry 81 mph! People were starting to cry; one guy said that he had put down deposits on four of them for his family... The crowd was NUTZ...

...So the engineers put it back on the line, re-attached the plugwire that they had pulled, and it promptly ran 107 mph.
The crowd breathed a HUGE collective sigh of relief!