Sorry in advance is this is such a NOOB question, but after buy a donor bike specifically to salvage a Wolf system, I'm now getting to know the good and bad of having pipes under the tail of my low-mileage 5th gen.
Exhaust sounds pretty damn good, but only one of the two tail pipes seem to be getting action (i.e. feeling little exhaust exiting left pipe and, after riding, only the right pipe is warm/ hot to the touch).
Seems if both pipes were getting equal or some level of shared action, the system would sounds even better.
Anyone know if this is standard or if there's anything I can do?
I'm going to keep the system because I love the way is looks and sounds.
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I don't have a Wolf system. If Corner Carver doesn't chime in here, send him a PM. He has a Wolf on his 5th gen.
Sweeper I don't have a Wolf system. If Corner Carver doesn't chime in here, send him a PM. He has a Wolf on his 5th gen.
Thanks. Will do a search for him.
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23 minutes ago, Bret
Thanks. Will do a search for him.
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I think CC is away on a ride to Alaska
boOZZIE I think CC is away on a ride to Alaska
Shhh! Don't tell him his bike was on VFRD FB this week.
I think he is just really busy.
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I can't speak for Wolf system per se...
But on my 6g with Leo Vince, the same thing happens - the 'right' pipe when viewed from the rear lets out much more exhaust than the left - kinda makes sense though as it is basically a straight shot from the cat up and out, whereas the left side of the Y split would force the exhaust to take left turn... path of least resistance. I imagine some exhausts have a better 'shaped' Y that allows more even split.
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