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Beatin a dead horse

Maybe..!!

I have the hindel exhaust and it works fine. There are others and those that have them will chime in...good luck..!! :thumbup:
 
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HMF

I have the HMF exhaust. Easy replacement for the stock pipe and has a great sound. No fuel modifiers needed if you leave the intake stock.
 
Your choice of exhaust is unlimited, if you have no modification to the air intake system, such as K and N air filters. The computer will compensate for the flow of exhaust .
 
Sounds like changing intake and exhaust can​ cause problems, but pretty safe still doing exhaust only.
 
the yoshimura pipe r77 is fine i got one on my 2013 rt,not too loud and my bike runs good.:thumbup:
 

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I have an HMF and would recommend it to anyone. The sound is great, price can't be beat and you don't need a tuner or any other mods to make it work.
 
Sounds like changing intake and exhaust can​ cause problems, but pretty safe still doing exhaust only.

Unfortunately, not always the case. After I added the Yoshi to my RS, I got popping something fierce all by the lonesome. I soon added a fuel controller (and the aftermarket intake simultaneously) and I've managed to get it all taken care of (it'll still pop until it's warmed up, i.e. I don't shift up or down until I have at least a bar on the temp gauge).
 
Unfortunately, not always the case. After I added the Yoshi to my RS, I got popping something fierce all by the lonesome. I soon added a fuel controller (and the aftermarket intake simultaneously) and I've managed to get it all taken care of (it'll still pop until it's warmed up, i.e. I don't shift up or down until I have at least a bar on the temp gauge).


Wow, really?

Seems like a crapshoot, like each bike has it's own specific tune and some compensate and some don't? :banghead:
 
How come...

...Nobody asked what year bike you have?
The older 990 series engines took a completely different system, than their 2013 brethren with the 991...
 
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