Endcan, Fazer Thou

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Endcan, Fazer Thou

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I'm after something sounding a wee bit more fruity for my 05 Fazer thou which sounds crap - any recommendations, and will I need dynojetting?
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Carbon Can Co for fruityness but i'm sure Mal will be along soon singing the merits of Blueflame. I might be wrong but i reckon your bike is fuel injected, so nowhere to put the jets. Noise wise, Joan's and my SV both have Carbon Can Co cans on(even though she has an Akrapovic sticker on it)so that'll give you an indication.
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Cheers Rossi - were you out on Sunday? I'm crap for names. Power's more than ample for me, I'm just after the noise (w*nker, I know)
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Yes mate, I was on the Blue and White SV Thou.
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Ahhh......that was you I heard from 5 miles away :I can't believe it's not butter!
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The Rossi Kid wrote:Yes mate, I was on the Blue and White SV Thou.
Don't recognise him by the bike he never rides the same one twice, now if he applied this principal to the lady's he'd be my hero :I can't believe it's not butter!
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Mrs Mo has Carbon Can Co end cans on a Cagiva Raptor thou, beautiful and majic, real Thor stuff.
The ally is starting to corrode under the colour coating at the ends though, get SS, carbon or Titty-yum. (Mind you shes only washed it 2-3 times in 2 years so what do you expect)

Ive today put Micron oval carbon race cans :nono on my TL1000S, now its a real bike!

Best cans for sound.......Quill. No competition.
Great on a gixer750 and certainly blew out the cobwebs on a Firestorm.
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The Rossi Kid wrote: Noise wise, Joan's and my SV both have Carbon Can Co cans on(even though she has an Akrapovic sticker on it)so that'll give you an indication.
My end can is an Akrapovic thank you very much ;)
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*cough Bullshi....*
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.... aye and that jackup kit realyy sharpens the handling of the GSXR!!! ;)
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Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) ( Super Nanny ) wrote:.... aye and that jackup kit realyy sharpens the handling of the GSXR!!! ;)
Nothing wrong with the handling of my short arse bike either !
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gixxerbabe wrote:Nothing wrong with my short arse bike!
Not much right with it either to be honest!
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Try riding a bit closer next time I'm out so I can watch you in my mirrors :I can't believe it's not butter! ;)
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Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) ( Super Nanny ) wrote:Try riding a bit closer next time I'm out so I can watch you in my mirrors :I can't believe it's not butter! ;)
Nice knowing you Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian). Everyone find somewhere to hide!!!
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Yeah Matt them GSXR's are a pig to handle

Just leave her alone !!
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Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) ( Super Nanny ) wrote:Try riding a bit closer next time I'm out so I can watch you in my mirrors :I can't believe it's not butter! ;)
Was I too close the last time that you couldn't see past your elbows ;)

You could always try following me to see how well it handles....apart from on bumpy roads :???
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Re: Endcan, Fazer Thou

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mudbucket wrote:I'm after something sounding a wee bit more fruity for my 05 Fazer thou which sounds crap - any recommendations, and will I need dynojetting?
If you change the cans and have carbs you should probably change the jets or the performance may suffer, worse case (but unlikely) you could dmage the engine by running to weak and thereby too hot.

If you have fuel injection you should have it re-mapped or fit a new chip. Ask the manufacture of the exhaust.
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