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Dam......i Want That!

34 posts Started 26 Mar 2015 Last recovered post 6 Jul 2015 Wayback Machine snapshot 14 Sep 2015
#2 lshark

i like the black one


#3 elfreako

Nice... how much were you quoted?


#4 Allyance

From DAM:

"When you pay with PayPal there will be 3,9% transaction costs for PayPal!

The price for the CE-approved exhaust:
Outside Europe NO  VAT(Exclu VAT)

  -polished version:             401,65 euro excl VAT
  -matt/polished version:     411,57 euro excl VAT
  -matt version:                   411,57 euro excl VAT
Optional for this 3 versions Carbon endcap :    34,71 euro extra excl VAT

  -Black version:      583,47 euro excl VAT (+2 weeks extra delivery delay )
Black version always with Carbon endcap!

One detachable noise killer is included, you can choose for the CE- noise killer (same noise level then stock exhaust- when installed) or Sport noise killer!(between open and stock noise level- when installed).

Transportation costs for US  are 48  euro."

Euro is back up to 1.09 to the Dollar, was as low as 1.05.


#5 Rice

I expected to see umbrella girls.

Dam.


#7 EhViffer

Could not be happier with my DAM. Looks great and sounds better. My wife likes the sound of the stock pipe on her VFR1200 but it still sounds like a Honda garden tiller to me.


#8 crakerjac

I like my DAM exhaust, but the DAM logo (see what I did there?) is really fading...


#9 satariel

I would stick to the silver/stainless color - not sure that black will fit to the rims, pegs and engine color but hey, always better then stock  :bliss:


#10 luvtoleanit

The second pic, is that a ti can or just aluminum with a cf end cap?  Interested and want to know material of the 2nd pic and what it cost.


#11 satariel

They only fab the stainless as I'm aware. I believe its just a mat version.


#12 iamzombie

If the canadian dollar ever rebounds some, I think I might pick up one of those 


#14 Volfy

From DAM:

"When you pay with PayPal there will be 3,9% transaction costs for PayPal!

The price for the CE-approved exhaust:
Outside Europe NO  VAT(Exclu VAT)

  -polished version:             401,65 euro excl VAT
  -matt/polished version:     411,57 euro excl VAT
  -matt version:                   411,57 euro excl VAT
Optional for this 3 versions Carbon endcap :    34,71 euro extra excl VAT

  -Black version:      583,47 euro excl VAT (+2 weeks extra delivery delay )
Black version always with Carbon endcap!

One detachable noise killer is included, you can choose for the CE- noise killer (same noise level then stock exhaust- when installed) or Sport noise killer!(between open and stock noise level- when installed).

Transportation costs for US  are 48  euro."

Euro is back up to 1.09 to the Dollar, was as low as 1.05.

Those prices aren't too bad, now that US$ is so close to parity with Euro.  Still a good chunk for change.

Anybody know how easy it is to strip open for re-packing?


#15 Skids Thread starter

Just had an e-mail, both cans due to arrive later this week......looks like a DAM party next weekend!   :cheerleader:


#16 nr0974
I love mine.

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#18 marriedman

If at first you are a little bit underwhelmed by the sound, just be patient. Give it a couple hundred miles, they sound better and better the more miles I put on mine.


#20 EhViffer

Looks real good with that titanium colour.


#22 Skids Thread starter

Ugh... that can is hideous! [image: puke.gif]

Trade you mine for it!

Errrrr.......how's about......no.  :wink:


#23 ZAWA

Nice pipe goes with your bike.


#24 Skids Thread starter

Nice pipe goes with your bike.

Thank you.

I have to say, it does look really good. Sounds really good too.


#26 Skids Thread starter

Video clip?

That's pushing my technical abilities.


#27 adeyren

From what i know of the things you do to your bikes am sure its not  :smile2:


#28 Skids Thread starter

From what i know of the things you do to your bikes am sure its not  :smile2:

Compared to most of the guys on this site, I am a complete numpty!


#30 elgringo

Really like 'DAM' but 2 Questions:  Can you run them with panniers attached without burning underside of right-hand box? Do you still need to un-bolt/remove them to remove the rear wheel?


#32 craigewen
My exhaust just rocked up this afternoon. Looking forward to getting it fitted and posting some pictures and also a video.
#33 Skids Thread starter

My exhaust just rocked up this afternoon. Looking forward to getting it fitted and posting some pictures and also a video.

Excellent. Easy to fit so look forward to the pics.  :beer:


#34 alleyoop

Haven't removed the cat either. Not sure I will TBH.

I'm on the fence regarding the de-cat.  I'm sure it will sound more throaty and give slightly more performance.  But removal job could be tricky and present some surprises.  And I'm not sure if the Guhl reflash, which I plan to get, was configured for an exhaust without the cat--and if not if that will make a difference.  I'll have to speak with Guhl about it.  

Supposedly this pipe from a company in England makes it a bit easier:

https://www.jetex.co...45R&_a=category

I got the model number from ZAWA who did the mod on his bike.  

Slightly more performance, you are having a :laugh:  aren't you, 10bhp is no :laugh:
 

Wow.   That's significant.


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