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06/15/11 at 12:17:14
 
hey all, im a new rider, just got my savage  2000 650   1st bike   what are the basic lil things to do to it?  i mean i would like make it louder,  been a camaro guy for ever ... there are those lil things you do to that car ads lil hp  or helps the sound  im sure the bikes are the same.  so anyone know any lil mods to start with on these bikes?  really would like it louder  anything i can do to make it sound like a beast???? Smiley
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Reply #1 - 06/15/11 at 12:20:14
 
Lots of varying opinions available here, and each one has their own way of doing it, but in the Tech section there is the table of contents that has clickable links for many of the most common mods people have done.

Here's the link: http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1181745927
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Reply #2 - 06/15/11 at 13:16:18
 
A 2000 model, any previous mods done, or is it pretty much stock?  How many miles on it?  I would say get to know the bike and its "normal" behaviors for a little while.  Then change one thing at a time, so when something doesn't work, you'll know what it was that didn't work.  Make it sound like a beast?  Well, that's relative.  Its never gonna sound like a camaro!  lol   

As EJID said, do some reading in the Techical section.  All depends on what you feel comfortable doing yourself, and/or how much moolah you want to spend.  And use your Search function.  Lots of threads on mufflers/exhausts, how-to's and pics.  Feel free to ask questions, cause someone here has seen/done/tried almost everything with this bike!    

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Reply #3 - 06/15/11 at 13:18:08
 
babyhog wrote on 06/15/11 at 13:16:18:
A 2000 model, any previous mods done, or is it pretty much stock?  How many miles on it?  I would say get to know the bike and its "normal" behaviors for a little while.  Then change one thing at a time, so when something doesn't work, you'll know what it was that didn't work.  Make it sound like a beast?  Well, that's relative.  Its never gonna sound like a camaro!  lol   

As EJID said, do some reading in the Techical section.  All depends on what you feel comfortable doing yourself, and/or how much moolah you want to spend.  And use your Search function.  Lots of threads on mufflers/exhausts, how-to's and pics.  Feel free to ask questions, cause someone here has seen/done/tried almost everything with this bike!    

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I would say get to know the bike and its "normal" behaviors for a little while.  Then change one thing at a time, so when something doesn't work, you'll know what it was that didn't work.


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Reply #4 - 06/15/11 at 13:23:02
 
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Reply #6 - 06/15/11 at 14:55:31
 

thanks!  i got this babby with 9k on it  all stock other then some harley light instaled on the fron  makes it look beefyer  i was gona buy a big harley  but was talked out of it when due to never riding b4 at all!  i have put all togather now about a mile or 2 on this bike my self lol  
my goal was to learn  pass test on this then sell get the big one  but   i dont know.....seems kinda nice!!!  

babyhog wrote on 06/15/11 at 13:16:18:
A 2000 model, any previous mods done, or is it pretty much stock?  How many miles on it?  I would say get to know the bike and its "normal" behaviors for a little while.  Then change one thing at a time, so when something doesn't work, you'll know what it was that didn't work.  Make it sound like a beast?  Well, that's relative.  Its never gonna sound like a camaro!  lol   

As EJID said, do some reading in the Techical section.  All depends on what you feel comfortable doing yourself, and/or how much moolah you want to spend.  And use your Search function.  Lots of threads on mufflers/exhausts, how-to's and pics.  Feel free to ask questions, cause someone here has seen/done/tried almost everything with this bike!    

Oh, and welcome to the fun!

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Reply #7 - 06/15/11 at 14:57:27
 
thanks all!
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Reply #8 - 06/15/11 at 18:11:22
 
Depends on your size too. Different mods can be done to accomodate even big guys like me. (6'1") These bikes got enough balls to keep up with Harleys on the road. And mods can be done to improve horsepower and stuff.
As far as the muffler--different strokes.....I have an old Harley muffler with the baffle knocked out on mine. It sounds good.
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