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Posted by Dr J. Rankin McGougan
 - May 04, 2011, 23:33:34 PM

Hi Chief

Thanks for the info. After looking at what needs to be done and the fact that once it's done there is no going back, combined with mixed reviews on sound improvement, I think I will hold off until I can afford to change the pipes.

Thanks again

Dr J

Posted by chief
 - May 04, 2011, 10:49:20 AM

This is the oem pipes, correct?

This is one method. Also, you can remove the goat bladder and fab a "dutch bypass" to link up the pipes.

http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/goatbladder.html

Posted by Dr J. Rankin McGougan
 - May 04, 2011, 00:37:17 AM

It's going to be a while before I can afford after market pipes for my 2002 Vulcan Drifter 1500 but I would like to do something to improve the sound. I have read some comments on de-baffling/gutting other models but did not find anything for the 1500 Drifter.  My exhaust is a two into one through a catalytic converter. Any info on "how to" and "cautions" and "what not to do," would be greatly appreciated.

Dr J

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