Exhaust Mod

[rtga]

curious if anyone has modified the existing exhaust on the rt? on my bikes, I was able to drill a couple of holes in the exhaust via the tail pipe to get a little growl sound without having to remap, etc. just checking to see if anyone has messed with the spyder.

 

[blacklightning]

curious if anyone has modified the existing exhaust on the rt? on my bikes, I was able to drill a couple of holes in the exhaust via the tail pipe to get a little growl sound without having to remap, etc. just checking to see if anyone has messed with the spyder.

That sounds like what I did to my suzuki boulevard m109R. With all the computer electronic on the spyder though, I am afraid to mess with it. I hope someone on here has some good news for you though.

 

[4 MARIE]

Thanks for the 1st class in Redneck Engineering 101.

Hey, I'm on board here. At least I was when I was like 15 years old.

 

[Deer Slayer]

I have modified my RS-S muffler. About the same for RT. Check my post for info. I do not know how to repost here. Sorry..:cheers:

 

[robmorg]

Check my post for info. I do not know how to repost here. Sorry..:cheers:

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