After market exhaust

Started by bpurvis68, May 26, 2012, 23:54:37 PM

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bpurvis68

Thanks Carpe, and a good idea it is at that.  However, I won't be able to purchase an aftermarket exhaust for quite some time so I went ahead with the gut.  I really don't like having silent pipes when riding and although the gut didn't make it that loud, it's much better than the kitchen mixer it once sounded like lol.  Thanks again for putting some thought into it.


CARPE DIEM DRIFTER

bpurvis68,
Just a thought. All Drifter parts are valuable. If you gut your stock exhaust it makes it worthless . You can recoup some of the cost of a new system by selling your stock one. You can list it for sale on this site. Again, just a thought.
Happy drifting,   CDD


bpurvis68

Awesome CDD,

Thanks so much for your reply.  I think I'll gut my stock system for now and purchase those when $$ allows.

Thanks.


CARPE DIEM DRIFTER

bpurvis68,
I don't know about the 2 into 1 Roadhouse . I have the Roadburner longshots on my Drifter that you asked about. I bought them on e-bay. Roadburner was the sister company to Hard Krome. Double wall constuction so you never have a blueing problem with the pipes. The Roadburner system is top quality, added performance and sounds great.
Happy drifting,   CDD


bpurvis68

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Does anyone know of any pipe manufacturers that are still making pipes for 800 drifters?  I can't seem to find any anymore.  Cobra, V&H, etc.  I always wanted the road house 2 into 1 classics and I see they went out of business a few years back.  Any recommendations?  Or, will any pipes that fit the 800 classic work for the 800 drifter?

Also, anyone know anything about or have any experience with these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Road-Burner-Ex-Kawasaki-VN800-Vulcan-Drifter-RB-01-8015-/130569530710?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1e668ced56&vxp=mtr#ht_4083wt_1037

Thanks,


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