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02/26/09 at 15:07:04
 
     I have been running a turn down and washer baffle for a while but I dont think that I am getting the back pressure I need to tune the carb properly. I also am not a huge fan of the sound of the short open pipe, not low enough.
    Does anyone have suggestions for a pipe that sounds good and does not require the exhaust bracket. Weight is always an issue and if I can keep it light that is best. Also any homemade baffle ideas are a great use in this application.
     
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Reply #1 - 02/26/09 at 18:28:24
 
This exhaust may give you some ideas.

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1233415444/0
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Reply #2 - 02/26/09 at 18:40:59
 
I have a turn-out too,  and it was too LOUD.....  baffled it down on the inlet side.  

Took a small 1 3/4 inch pipe piece I bought at Auto-Zone and a Drag Specialties baffle. (Like Diamond Jim used  http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1233415444/8#8 )  The pipe fits over the inner header pipe.  The small end of the baffle fit in the header.  We cut down the baffle so that it was no longer than the pipe (maybe 4 inches) Then welded it in the 1 3/4 pipe.   It slips inside the muffler and quites it down.... but if I try I can still set off some car alarms.....

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Reply #3 - 02/26/09 at 21:23:51
 
I really like the look of that turn out.  Nice.
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Reply #4 - 02/27/09 at 03:06:05
 
diamond jim wrote on 02/26/09 at 21:23:51:
I really like the look of that turn out.  Nice.


And because of it's size, it has a real nice rumble when slowing down.....   Cool
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Reply #5 - 02/27/09 at 06:06:54
 
Thanks for the help on the issue I have a good Idea of what direction I am going to take the exhaust now. Probably a shorter 3-4" version of the  baffle that jim used mounted right at the end of the header pipe.
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Reply #6 - 02/27/09 at 06:37:53
 
Splash, if you are doing a short exhaust or one that has a diameter larger than 1.75", you might want to consider a fibrosleeve. It's an internal exhaust mod I came up with that some of the M50 owners use over at motorcycle-journal.com.  Search for "fibrosleeve".

http://www.motorcycle-journal.com/forum/436410-post1.html
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