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has anybody done a comparsion test on the exhaust system?i'm running sarachu's now but i'm curious how a 2 into 1 would work?
i just like spending money!!!! :-*
i just like spending money!!!! :-*
single or duals. what's better?
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I prefer Dualies on twins becasue it has better sound than 2:1.
are you looking for HP/Tq. comparisons?
are you looking for HP/Tq. comparisons?
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ya. i prefer the twin sound but was curious on the specs between the 2 systems. someones got a used muzzy 2 into 1 on ebay for 200.00.
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Honestly, i wouldn't bother with the search for horsepower on this bike. It's an uphill struggle. the benefit of getting any aftermarket pipe on this bike is the added midrange power, not overall power. Edgar has a Dyno on his website of the Sarachu's with a K&N filter (not that the filter would make that much of a difference anyway) so that's 1/2 of the answer.
for the connivence factor alone, the Sarachu's are worth every penny. any AM pipe will save you weight so there's that to consider as well.
for the connivence factor alone, the Sarachu's are worth every penny. any AM pipe will save you weight so there's that to consider as well.
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IMO, Sarachus are great. stock is heavy and ugly, anything aftermarket is an improvment.
if you want more power, the 500 isnt the bike to try getting it from, you'll have to go for a 600 class bike. these things just dont produce a lot without putting a ton of cash into em.
if you want more power, the 500 isnt the bike to try getting it from, you'll have to go for a 600 class bike. these things just dont produce a lot without putting a ton of cash into em.
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·i have a muzzy 2-1 and bought it used from a member of ex500riders about 2 months ago. i think i paid 125 shipped, and was well worth it. easy to install, and i really like that it frees up one side of the bike.
as for power, i wouldnt really say it gave much, but maybe a little bit.
as for power, i wouldnt really say it gave much, but maybe a little bit.
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did your chin cowl fit?
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·nope... although i could have made it work, others have... i just didnt really care.
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I had a Jardine 2:1, Cobra Slip On's, Sarachu Slip On's and the stock system.
The Sarachus are better quality and give a better quality sound. The Jardine had maybe slightly better top end, but not enough to warrent spending more money.
If you have the Sarachus you already have the best system for the EX.
The Sarachus are better quality and give a better quality sound. The Jardine had maybe slightly better top end, but not enough to warrent spending more money.
If you have the Sarachus you already have the best system for the EX.
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has anybody tried the micron full system? i know there expensive!!! 
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opff! yeah they are... a micron SHOULD sound a little like a cobra f1r. not loud, but not lawnmower level.
single or duals. what's better?
On a twin a two into two exhaust is designed for top end power, while a two into one is for mid-range.
A stock EX500 exhaust is a hybrid, a two into two with a cross over pipe.
The idea with a two into one, or a cross over pipe is to reflect the "pulse" from the exhaust of one cylinder into the other cylinder, to increase the flow of intake gases during the valve overlap.
Which is better? Two into one for the street, a "true" two into two for the track.
"Honestly, i wouldn't bother with the search for horsepower on this bike. It's an uphill struggle. the benefit of getting any aftermarket pipe on this bike is the added midrange power, not overall power. Edgar has a Dyno on his website of the Sarachu's with a K&N filter (not that the filter would make that much of a difference anyway) so that's 1/2 of the answer...."
The biggest benefit of an aftermarket pipe is the weight saving, the next biggest benefit is REAL horsepower increase, assuming you tune the bike to the changes made.
The biggest benefit to a K&N (UNI) filter is it is reuseable. On a EX500, the OEM filter is slightly restrictive, so there is a real horsepower increase with a free-er flowing filter, again assuming you tune the machine for the changes made. The down side is that K&N filters are only good at filtering fist sized rocks and low flying birds.
The reason Edger put a K&N filter on the bike that he ran dyno #s on, was in an effort to "Balance" the system. There is no sense bragging about how good your pipes flow...when you are choking the bike with an OEM filter.
New site...old BS.
On a twin a two into two exhaust is designed for top end power, while a two into one is for mid-range.
A stock EX500 exhaust is a hybrid, a two into two with a cross over pipe.
The idea with a two into one, or a cross over pipe is to reflect the "pulse" from the exhaust of one cylinder into the other cylinder, to increase the flow of intake gases during the valve overlap.
Which is better? Two into one for the street, a "true" two into two for the track.
"Honestly, i wouldn't bother with the search for horsepower on this bike. It's an uphill struggle. the benefit of getting any aftermarket pipe on this bike is the added midrange power, not overall power. Edgar has a Dyno on his website of the Sarachu's with a K&N filter (not that the filter would make that much of a difference anyway) so that's 1/2 of the answer...."
The biggest benefit of an aftermarket pipe is the weight saving, the next biggest benefit is REAL horsepower increase, assuming you tune the bike to the changes made.
The biggest benefit to a K&N (UNI) filter is it is reuseable. On a EX500, the OEM filter is slightly restrictive, so there is a real horsepower increase with a free-er flowing filter, again assuming you tune the machine for the changes made. The down side is that K&N filters are only good at filtering fist sized rocks and low flying birds.
The reason Edger put a K&N filter on the bike that he ran dyno #s on, was in an effort to "Balance" the system. There is no sense bragging about how good your pipes flow...when you are choking the bike with an OEM filter.
New site...old BS.
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