Safe to take the exhaust off?
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#6
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
With no muffler it creates no back pressure.....The compression of the motor is designed to run with that back pressure from the exhaust.....when you take it off it lessens the back pressure and when the exhaust valves are opening and closing the less pressure causes them to Lash.........Thats my understanding of it
#7
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
With no muffler it creates no back pressure.....The compression of the motor is designed to run with that back pressure from the exhaust.....when you take it off it lessens the back pressure and when the exhaust valves are opening and closing the less pressure causes them to Lash.........Thats my understanding of it
I ran my f4i for probably a total of 2000 miles with no exhaust...
And when it comes down too it, my friends f4i exhaust is PRETTY much headers only.. Don't know how you could flow much more then runnin a D&D pipe that is shorter then half its original length
edit: And ya it might cause some damage.. but so does rev limiter, and flipping your bike down the street..
I wouldn't run mine without and exhaust for more then a day any more, but I did run it for about a month or two at one point.. lol
Got me pulled over
#9
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
With no muffler it creates no back pressure.....The compression of the motor is designed to run with that back pressure from the exhaust.....when you take it off it lessens the back pressure and when the exhaust valves are opening and closing the less pressure causes them to Lash.........Thats my understanding of it
#10
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
Most aftermarket pipes are straight through
I ran my f4i for probably a total of 2000 miles with no exhaust...
And when it comes down too it, my friends f4i exhaust is PRETTY much headers only.. Don't know how you could flow much more then runnin a D&D pipe that is shorter then half its original length
edit: And ya it might cause some damage.. but so does rev limiter, and flipping your bike down the street..
I wouldn't run mine without and exhaust for more then a day any more, but I did run it for about a month or two at one point.. lol
Got me pulled over
I ran my f4i for probably a total of 2000 miles with no exhaust...
And when it comes down too it, my friends f4i exhaust is PRETTY much headers only.. Don't know how you could flow much more then runnin a D&D pipe that is shorter then half its original length
edit: And ya it might cause some damage.. but so does rev limiter, and flipping your bike down the street..
I wouldn't run mine without and exhaust for more then a day any more, but I did run it for about a month or two at one point.. lol
Got me pulled over
by the way, any muffler will create back pressure even if it is straight through, because the baffles create turbulence in the exhaust causing back pressure.
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#13
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
it doesnt eliminate back pressure it just lessens it. i can go into deep detail, but while the motor is running, i would say that it is highly, highly unlikely that ambient air at any elevation is gonna make its way into the cylinder while the motor is running, based on the fact that each header tube is over 2' long (not to mention hot as ****) and air pressure at sea level is approximately 14.7psi (depending on weather conditions). in simpler terms, this means that even if the air pressure could overcome the exhaust pressure it would still be plenty hot by the time it reached the cylinders.
#14
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
Most aftermarket pipes are straight through
I ran my f4i for probably a total of 2000 miles with no exhaust...
And when it comes down too it, my friends f4i exhaust is PRETTY much headers only.. Don't know how you could flow much more then runnin a D&D pipe that is shorter then half its original length
edit: And ya it might cause some damage.. but so does rev limiter, and flipping your bike down the street..
I wouldn't run mine without and exhaust for more then a day any more, but I did run it for about a month or two at one point.. lol
Got me pulled over
I ran my f4i for probably a total of 2000 miles with no exhaust...
And when it comes down too it, my friends f4i exhaust is PRETTY much headers only.. Don't know how you could flow much more then runnin a D&D pipe that is shorter then half its original length
edit: And ya it might cause some damage.. but so does rev limiter, and flipping your bike down the street..
I wouldn't run mine without and exhaust for more then a day any more, but I did run it for about a month or two at one point.. lol
Got me pulled over
D&D's are cheap pieces of **** that sound like *** anyways so you really made no point
#17
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
it doesnt eliminate back pressure it just lessens it. i can go into deep detail, but while the motor is running, i would say that it is highly, highly unlikely that ambient air at any elevation is gonna make its way into the cylinder while the motor is running, based on the fact that each header tube is over 2' long (not to mention hot as ****) and air pressure at sea level is approximately 14.7psi (depending on weather conditions). in simpler terms, this means that even if the air pressure could overcome the exhaust pressure it would still be plenty hot by the time it reached the cylinders.
#18
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
D&D's are cheap pieces of **** that sound like *** anyways so you really made no point
and like I said, ran my bike for over 2,000 miles with straight headers, and was bangin rev limiter all the time.. 26k on my motor still kickin strong :YEAH
Don't be mad at me you got a **** box gixxer that can't take abuse without pissing its guts.
#20
Re: Safe to take the exhaust off?
My gixxer isnt a **** box.....dont get me wrong i dont like gsxr's but Ive never had one problem with mine and its been through hell and back.....and d&d are for f3's