D&d Vs Two Bro's - Exhaust Systems

What would you buy and why,and I'm looking for something used also,Ijust need more sound in traffic.

Thanks.
78 EDGES.

:biggrin: :blink: :lurk:

I love my D+D. It gives a real v-8, ripping sound and they have a Texas flag logo, being in Fort
Worth. Yep,I'm from Texas.

neither. :biggrin:

Staintune FTW!

I think they should put this on D & D's, or this,

For straight up sound.... Microns = greatest.  But, if I had it to do over... I'd go Staintunes I think.

Kevin

Have looked at the staintune,but just don't want to shell it out! but it's like anything else I guess.
Where the best place to find the staintune.I Like the sound of the Two Bro's and the D&D, while not being crazy about the huge label
on the D&D.

[image: View Post]FotoMoto, on Sep 20 2009, 10:24 PM, said:

:biggrin: :blink: :lurk:
:cool:    :+1:    :3: I think search is the best sound...LOL. Okay, I won't be that guy! Two bros is much better....

If you can find a good high mount staintune in the price range you can afford I'd buy that.  I've also heard nice results from the Two Bros Hi mount.

i love the two bros on my 03vfr - nice deep   :biggrin:   sound

Remus has my vote, but make sure you get the viper or the "off road" model.  Very deep lumpy idle, roars above 6k.  I did not catch which gen you had but I do not think they make pipes for my 4th anymore, except for the staintunes or two bros (I found my diamond in the rough hi-mount on ebay so you have to keep an eye out there).  I am positive though you can find high and low mounts still for the 5th and my friend has a set of GP carbon fiber cans on his 6th gen and it sounds delicious.  Just my .02 o and they sound excellent on BMW's too, Brian has one on his K-Bike and it sounds fantastic, especially at 80 on the Cherohala :biggrin:

Vince (97VFR750)

Edit:  I had a chance to own a D&D but I did not want to roll the dice on quality when I was sure there were better options out there, but for the budget buyer and item availability I don't see any wrong in the D&D

Thanks to all,Two Bros it will be.Next time I will search my ? before asking.

Had a D&D on my '97, and it was LOUD! I've got a TBR lowmount now, and it sounds awesome!

Dave P.

d and d sounds good to me

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Staintune, FTW.

you can't put a price on the sound of a staintune.

If you buy a D&D from the manufacturer they can do a "streetpack" which is not nearly as loud. Sounds awesome actually.


GPR also makes a cool one that can be found on Ebay, in the stores section. Two Brothers sound great though, imo.


Just about any exhaust sounds awesome on a V4!! :+1:

I picked up a Hi-Mount Staintune a couple of years ago when there was the VFRD Group buy, paid $375 delivered.  Best money that I have spent on my bike, by far, the thing never requires anything, no repacking, it sound great, and it looks good.

I checked the current price, $599, ouch!  Maybe another VFRD Group Buy is in order?

[image: View Post]781Edges, on Sep 22 2009, 07:29 PM, said:

Thanks to all,Two Bros it will be.Next time I will search my ? before asking.

:biggrin: Okay you have taken your caning appropriately! LOL just messing with you!!! Just like they did to me!

Let's hear it 1st -3rd getting on it really good.

I absolutely LOVE my D&D on most occassions. Most? Yep, most. It sounds more "Chevy" to me than Honda which is exactly what I was looking for initially. However, after a trip from Colorado to Lake Michigan and then another from Colorado to Idaho with the D&D, I will be tempted to throw the stocker back on for my next long haul trip. If I'm riding long distance, I positively must have ear plugs in to dampen the "racket" for hour after hour just to prevent the ringing in my ears once I dismount. It doesn't seem all that loud under normal circumstances. Just for grins, I set out to see just how loud it was under riding conditions. I fired it up in the driveway and just held the throttle at 5500 - 6000 rpm for about a minute. That is where the tach sits most of the time when I'm on a long stretch of slab. Aside from annoying the hell out of the neighbors, I decided that that much noise for an all day ride is probably too much if I were to ask my Audiologist brother. The D&D is great for what I call "normal" riding but all day at 80ish is a little much.

I applaud your sonic responsibility, but dont forget to factor in that 6000 in nuetral is really much different to 6000 with a load.

Good point Timmy and I also figure that an 80 mph wind also adds a bit of rumble back into the equation as well.

D&D gets my money hands down. If you don't like the label, simple...buy one of the ones that doesn't have it. Quality? Had mine over a year, and it's old and used and dented and all that when I bought it, still purrs like a kitten though and she's nice and shiny to boot. $$$$ doesn't mean it's higher quality, just means it's more expensive. http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/smile.gif

This is almost like an oil thread.  But, I vote Staintunes...  http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif

[image: View Post]dendron, on Oct 4 2009, 12:23 AM, said:

This is almost like an oil thread.  But, I vote Staintunes...  http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif
oil + pipe = good times.

I put a 1/2 bottle of Valvoline in my D&D and it sounds as good as a Staintune.

A fist full of popcorn added will give you a snack @ your first way side stop.