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Bob Denman
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I don't THINK so...:shocked:
The new STS shares it's engine (991 series) with the RT; as does the 2013 RS...
The older RS bikes had a 990 series engine with it's own exhaust configuration.
Sorry!
(But I could also be wrong...)
The new STS shares it's engine (991 series) with the RT; as does the 2013 RS...
The older RS bikes had a 990 series engine with it's own exhaust configuration.
Sorry!
(But I could also be wrong...)
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Bob Denman
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Why not a hindle? :dontknow: they were designed for the RS/GS bikes... :thumbup:
major911
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I have a Yoshimura on there now (far better than the hindle) I was just contemplating going back to stock. I love the sound of the yoshi but still have some backfire and popping issues. I have the O2 modifier on it and it helps reduce these problems about 90% but to totally eliminate it I would have to go to a fuel manager like the PC or JB. Thats a sweater thread that I'm just not anxious to pull. Seems like alot of trouble to go thru just for a better sounding pipe. Some things are just better left stock.
Bob Denman
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:agree: Nobody enjoys adding farkles to the bike more than I do; but I won't touch intake, exhaust, or electricals... :yikes:
More trouble than they're worth!
More trouble than they're worth!
napper39
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major you might want to try what i did it helped quit it dowen just a little;but also stoped all the back firing,but gave me a lot moore tq thats touqe i cant spell but you get what im talking about i hope.i put a socket in the end of the muffler and that did the trick :2thumbs: sorry about so many piks i only asked for 3.aney theres what i did.:yikes:
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major911
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You just wedged a socket in the pipe??? :yikes: Can you explain the benefit of this and how or why it would work? I wonder if installing a slip in baffle would accomplish the same thing that you did with a socket. Just guessing of course
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