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Pictures of exhaust mods

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#1
Hello everyone
I am looking into pipes for me 05 red Viffer and cant seem to find any pics of your mods on here, can anybody post some pics of thier exhaust mods so i can have a look?
I'm looking at the carbon and have a red viffer but all pics will be fine

And what do you think the best brand is, for an 05 model

thanks fing02.gif
#3
Remus Carbon fiber all the way. Many many of us run them through a group buy I set up with Sporttour. Talk to Glen there and he will get them right out to you. Check my gallery there should be some photos in there. If not, PM me with your email address and I will email you some
#4
Remus is the way to go on a 6th generation. Staintunes were good on 5th and back.
#5
I'm thinking Remus also for the 6th generation. The proportion looks good to me but I'm waffling between the carbon and the Ti. I've yet to find a pic of the Remus Ti on a red bike showing the entire bike from the side. If there are any such pics, would some kind person please point me in the right direction.
#6
just use photoshop to clone some in if you can't find anything. Several folks on this site are good with that program.
#7
OZ'y Brad, Nov 5 2005, 08:31 AMHello everyone
I am looking into pipes for me 05 red Viffer and cant seem to find any pics of your mods on here, can anybody post some pics of thier exhaust mods so i can have a look?
I'm looking at the carbon and have a red viffer but all pics will be fine

And what do you think the best brand is, for an 05 model

thanks fing02.gif



You didn't put much effort into your search.

Remus CF on Red

Another Remus CF on Red

Even more Remus CF on Red, Titanium on Silver, and CF on Black
#8
OZ'y Brad, Nov 5 2005, 08:31 AMHello everyone
I am looking into pipes for me 05 red Viffer and cant seem to find any pics of your mods on here, can anybody post some pics of thier exhaust mods so i can have a look?
I'm looking at the carbon and have a red viffer but all pics will be fine

And what do you think the best brand is, for an 05 model

thanks fing02.gif



I picked these up for cheap off one of the guys on here and did a full exhaust gut. They now sound totally evil, very nice! fing02.gif I am also planning on getting rid of the chrome finish and scrubbing in more of brushed look. You can find the info on how to do it yourself by searching for "exhaust gut". If you use your own exhaust and have basic tools the total cost is $0.

They look much better if you get rid of that hideous fender!
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#9
Check out my gallery, there are a couple of pics with Polished Aluminum Remus in there...in my opinion there are no other pipes that fit as well as these, I like the sound but that is very subjective but pretty hard to argue the fit issue.

Personally, I like the polish on the Staintunes but find the sound rather harsh and frankly they are "WAY" to big and as a result don't look as clean...the Remus looks as if it was made for the bike.

FWIW

#10
It looks like the Remus retains the stock mid-pipe (between the cat and cans), is that right? I say that because the pics show the stock heatshield on the right side of the bike. If so, do you cut off the stock cans? If not, does the Remus mid-pipe include a bracket for the stock heatshield? I think the bike looks better without it.
#12
fallzboater, Nov 5 2005, 08:17 PMIt looks like the Remus retains the stock mid-pipe (between the cat and cans), is that right?  I say that because the pics show the stock heatshield on the right side of the bike.  If so, do you cut off the stock cans?  If not, does the Remus mid-pipe include a bracket for the stock heatshield?  I think the bike looks better without it.



The Remus system uses the stock head pipe up to/and including the Cat. The chrome plated slip-on attatches there and does include a bracket for the stock factory heat shield.
#14
Staintunes here, Love em....They stay looking great with little effort, and sound awsome. Also improved the bikes 'Rideability'

Staintunes shot


#15
Ratpack, Nov 5 2005, 08:46 AMRemus is the way to go on a 6th generation.  Staintunes were good on 5th and back.




Oh I don't know...I think there's a few of us on here that think they are good on the 6th also tongue.gif
#16
VifferPilot, Nov 5 2005, 10:04 PMThe Remus system uses the stock head pipe up to/and including the Cat.  The chrome plated slip-on attatches there and does include a bracket for the stock factory heat shield.



Is the pipe really chrome plated, or is it stainless? Not sure I'd like chrome.
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On the Parkway
Erion.
#18
WOW thats a whole lot of help thanks guys great photos now i just need time to read all about them and make a discision. great pics

your help much appreciated. fing02.gif biggrin.gif
#19
767fixer, Nov 5 2005, 11:46 PM[image: user posted image]

Mig carbon fiber


where can i get info on this exhaust? it would look great on my asphalt bike, how does it sound? and can you take the siver tag off of the can?
#21
Mildly gutted with powder coated shields. If I were to choose an aftermarket exhaust it would be the tunes or the remus. The remus in titanium look pretty sweet. I prefer the small size of the remus but like the sound of the staintunes just a tad more.



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#22
Looks good Dutch.Can't wait to see it in person.
#23
ronimalvfr, Jan 11 2006, 07:20 PMLooks good Dutch.Can't wait to see it in person.



Thanks!
You better get som riding in before the new one arrives!!
#24
dutchinterceptor, Jan 11 2006, 07:29 PMThanks!
You better get som riding in before the new one arrives!!


Rode Sat and Sun last weekend.Was hardly at home.Had to test out the new rear spring and Power Commander.
#25
767fixer, Nov 5 2005, 09:46 PM[image: user posted image]

Mig carbon fiber




Except Mig is out of business. Unless you can find some NOS pipes gathering dust somewhere.....
#26
hi!

I bought a new vfr800 2005 about 6 months ago.

I seen a few pics now where the 'rear mudflap' is short, just holding the license plate only.
Is this a replacement you can buy or do you guys modify the original?

dutchinterceptor's pic also shows what i mean. and p.s. absolutely love that matt black!
#27
Dutchie, Jan 21 2006, 07:12 AMhi!

I bought a new vfr800 2005 about 6 months ago.

I seen a few pics now where the 'rear mudflap' is short, just holding the license plate only.
Is this a replacement you can buy or do you guys modify the original?

dutchinterceptor's pic also shows what i mean. and p.s. absolutely love that matt black!




Basically, remove the mud flap and only use the metal bracket its attached too.
#28
VFR800A Brandon, Jan 21 2006, 07:11 AMBasically, remove the mud flap and only use the metal bracket its attached too.




And you can bend it, use spacers to get the angle you want, etc..

Bascially, just be creative with it and you'll have a "no/low cost" fender eliminator.
#29
Dutchie, Jan 21 2006, 08:12 AMhi!

I bought a new vfr800 2005 about 6 months ago.

I seen a few pics now where the 'rear mudflap' is short, just holding the license plate only.
Is this a replacement you can buy or do you guys modify the original?

dutchinterceptor's pic also shows what i mean. and p.s. absolutely love that matt black!



Hey Dutchie,
I just bolted mine to my saddlebag brackets. Like the other guys have said, just make your own bracket. It's really pretty easy. I couldn't easily fit mine back between the pipes unless I ditched part of the bracketry. I kind of liked the way it turned out.
p.s. I absolutely love the matte black too!



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#30
fallzboater, Nov 6 2005, 11:41 AMIs the pipe really chrome plated, or is it stainless?  Not sure I'd like chrome.


If you don't want chrome try the Titanium which has a very expensive looking satin finish and never needs re-packing.

I went with the Remus CF which are light and cool to the touch even after a ride. They happen to look slick on the VFR IMO. CF needs re-packing however. The sound is bassy and deep at low revs but not obnoxiously loud at any time. To be fair the Staintunes may sound a little deeper and more rumbly.

All Remus GP model pipes are short (cans do not stick out far like Micron), fit well, retain the OEM ankle heat shield (no others can say that).

To see a pic, click my name above the Avatar and the photo will enlarge.

Kevin
#31
dutchinterceptor, Jan 11 2006, 09:17 PMMildly gutted with powder coated shields.  If I were to choose an aftermarket exhaust it would be the tunes or the remus.  The remus in titanium look pretty sweet.  I prefer the small size of the remus but like the sound of the staintunes just a tad more. 

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That's nice the poweder coating. It's a nice temporary solution before getting a new system.

The more I look at the pipes, the more I'm leaning toward the Remus Titanium. Staintune are definately not what I would be looking for (steel?) Erion Racing would probably be another good option performance wise, but how significant would that be?
The more I think about it, the more I llike Remus.
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spetsnaz, Jan 21 2006, 04:45 PM[image: user posted image]
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is that paint or powdercoat on your wheels?
#35
You see, Dutch did what I've been thinking for the past several weeks, only I'm thinking just slightly different. I want to bead blast the high polish chrome bits so they match the frame a little better and am thinking I want to powder coat the cans matte black. It seems like if I powder coat the cans and the back covers, and blast the heat shields... it'll look pretty nice. I plan on doing this when I gut the OEM cans.
#37
George - quit showing off Bro!!!

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#38
Kanadian Ken, Jan 22 2006, 01:04 AMGeorge - quit showing off Bro!!!

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Cool Mod and it works well. laugh.gif laugh.gif
#39
Yo Crew. Will that work on a 6 gen?


m-crew, Jan 22 2006, 01:24 AMCool Mod and it works well. laugh.gif   laugh.gif


#40
I liked the look of the BOS pipes. They really fit the shape of the bike good. I like the sound too.
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#41
OZ'y Brad, Nov 5 2005, 01:31 PM can anybody post some pics of thier exhaust mods so i can have a look?  I'm looking at the carbon and have a red viffer but all pics will be fine.


Here's what I did a few years ago on my former 02. For the CF D&D's, I had a local muffler shop make the up pipe for a single exhaust a'la 2 bros. The left was for looks only. That lower clamp just got me home from the shop. I later added a stock clamp. The CF termignoni's utilized the stock up pipe and bolted to it. Both sounded great. I just like the oval look better.

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Custom D&D pipes

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Custom Termignoni's
#42
FotoMoto, Jan 22 2006, 11:15 AM The CF termignoni's utilized the stock up pipe and bolted to it.  Both sounded great.  I just like the oval look better.
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Now I'm loving that ^^^^^^ fing02.gif
#43
FotoMoto, Jan 22 2006, 11:15 AMHere's what I did a few years ago on my former 02.  For the CF D&D's, I had a local muffler shop make the up pipe for a single exhaust a'la 2 bros.  The left was for looks only.  That lower clamp just got me home from the shop.  I later added a stock clamp.  The CF termignoni's utilized the stock up pipe and bolted to it.  Both sounded great.  I just like the oval look better.

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Custom D&D pipes



I emailed D&D back in November asking them about a setup for the VTEC and they told me they were working on a set that may come out this year. Hopefully they weren't blowing smoke.
#44
FotoMoto, Jan 22 2006, 05:15 PM...The left was for looks only....

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Custom D&D pipes

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Custom Termignoni's




No offense, but I'm not big on the one fake can style. sad.gif

If the both roared -- now we're talkin'!!

zw

#45
The best use of a stock 6th gen exhaust biggrin.gif :
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#46
Gotta through mine in the bunch, Carbon KB1's (my first home made set) shorties.


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myown exhaust and undertail


I working on Set two or KB2's so these might be for sale soon! beer.gif
#47
zenwhipper, Jan 22 2006, 11:12 PMNo offense, but I'm not big on the one fake can style.  sad.gif

If the both roared -- now we're talkin'!!

zw



Hey no offense taken. I got the idea from BaileyRoc when I met him at a VFR ride held at the gap. I don't think the 2bros "stash" system was out yet but I could be wrong about that. Anyway, unless it's cold (water vapor) or you put your hands on them, you'll never know that it's only a single exhaust.

If you want loud on a VTEC, this is the way to go (with a catless header).
#48
baileyrock, Jan 22 2006, 07:22 PMGotta through mine in the bunch, Carbon KB1's (my first home made set) shorties.


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myown exhaust and undertail


I working on Set two or KB2's so these might be for sale soon! beer.gif


Damn impressive, BR! Am I seeing correctly that those cans are oval-shaped? Looks like first-quality aftermarket equipment. What happened to to the up-pipe heat-shield though?
#49
magellan, Jan 23 2006, 12:46 AMDamn impressive, BR! Am I seeing correctly that those cans are oval-shaped? Looks like first-quality aftermarket equipment. What happened to to the up-pipe heat-shield though?




Thanks, there are round Farracci(?) Duc cans that I cut 4-5" off. Never Liked the heat shield, but it looks very unfinished as is. sad.gif
My next set will be much cleaner! fing02.gif
#50
Mr Pheer, Jan 21 2006, 06:01 PMis that paint or powdercoat on your wheels?


Powder coat.
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