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Old 01-02-2005, 11:02 PM
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Mine got louder, I have a yosh tri-oval.
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by Reeff
The pipe came riveted. What will fall apart? All the rivets aren't going to fall out at the same time. As far as cheap and easy perfect, and why would you put the weld in the middle?
As far as longevity, a weld will last longer. With riveting, I've seen cans fall apart from the bike being dropped on it's side. Also vibration from the canister doesn't help either.

Also, i had it cut and welded in the middle because the erion doesn't come with a end cap and the canister is real narrow compared to other canister's. So it would have been hard for me to find a cap that would fit. And i wanted to keep the erion racing emblem on the pipe. Plus the cut and weld are covered by the clamp that holds the exhaust so it looks like i never cut it.

It looks so clean that people don't believe that i cut it
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Old 01-04-2005, 10:39 AM
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by yellowjacket
whichever moron said to scrape it off in a 12 they are the wannabe stunter, any fool knows that that will cause your bike to corkscrew unless you have exhaust under the tail like a 600RR
Dude, obviously you don't understand my post. I said it as a joke. And as fAR as calling me a wannabe stunter....you have no idea what you are talking about SQUID.

And scraping your pipe won't make you corkscrew it you know how to 12 SQUID. Your wheelies must be GAAAARBAGE!
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by MSE_STUNNERZ
Dude, obviously you don't understand my post. I said it as a joke. And as fAR as calling me a wannabe stunter....you have no idea what you are talking about SQUID.

And scraping your pipe won't make you corkscrew it you know how to 12 SQUID. Your wheelies must be GAAAARBAGE!
lets go title for title then. ive always wanted me an erion stunt edition bike
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Originally Posted by yellowjacket
lets go title for title then. ive always wanted me an erion stunt edition bike
i would like to see this challege
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Old 01-04-2005, 11:09 PM
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Down "Dirty" South vs. Tha East Coast... :YEAH
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Old 01-05-2005, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by yellowjacket
lets go title for title then. ive always wanted me an erion stunt edition bike
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Yeah I"m trying to cut mine but I'm having problems with getting the rivets on the cap out..Maybe i need a more powerful drill i have a cordless 12v or maybe I'm using wrong drill bits??
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Old 03-06-2005, 01:22 AM
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by Disturbed6R
Yeah I"m trying to cut mine but I'm having problems with getting the rivets on the cap out..Maybe i need a more powerful drill i have a cordless 12v or maybe I'm using wrong drill bits??
That aint gon cut it.....Get a real power drill at ur local Pawn Shop...
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by Disturbed6R
Yeah I"m trying to cut mine but I'm having problems with getting the rivets on the cap out..Maybe i need a more powerful drill i have a cordless 12v or maybe I'm using wrong drill bits??
All of you fellas who have riveted pipes. The trick is, when you drilled the rivets out. There is still a lil bit holding on that you cant get to with the drill. What you do is take a punch or a nail and gently hammer the back half loose. Gently but firm.
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100% correct!!!!!
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

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That aint gon cut it.....Get a real power drill at ur local Pawn Shop...
Cool yeah..i figured that's why
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

i used to work for a custom truck shop.. i drilled thru rivets all the time with a 12 volt cdless... sometimes the rivet spins andif u hold it still u can drill all the way down thru it then like they said punch anything left out... dont go buyn a new drill just for that mayb a sharp bit would do
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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

Originally Posted by jcrawford05
i used to work for a custom truck shop.. i drilled thru rivets all the time with a 12 volt cdless... sometimes the rivet spins andif u hold it still u can drill all the way down thru it then like they said punch anything left out... dont go buyn a new drill just for that mayb a sharp bit would do
Did you build time machines at that shop too? If so, hop in it and maybe you can help this dude shorten his pipe in 04!

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Re: cutting exhaust pipe!?

I can see what Sambo is talking about though, I've got a Leo Vince SBK CF exhaust on my 600RR and I think thats whats gonna happen to mine after I cut it short, but as for any other type of pipe that isn't CF you'll be fine cutting it and re- riveting it.
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