Dual Mufflers on a 2 stroke

10/30/2014 4:17am
It's your bike do what ever you want to it. Who gives a fuck what any one thinks. If it runs like crap simply take it off. Not really a big deal like a lot of cunts make it out to be.
pecu_83
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10/30/2014 8:40am
That seems ugly I feel connecting them at the beginning of the pipe is a better option
pecu_83 wrote:
If you were referring to my "design" I´m not looking for badass looks but a very very very quiet exhaust. If you just want badass looks...
If you were referring to my "design" I´m not looking for badass looks but a very very very quiet exhaust. If you just want badass looks, go the TriRacer27 route or try to do it properly as in the TLD CR picture.
Ok I understand you might be able to drill out the holes bigger in the silencer tube to use the packing as a damper more.
Ok. Now I´m not sure if you´re just trolling or if you don´t really understand what is the difference of the silencers being parallel or them being in succession? No bigger holes needed... I think I´ll just pull out of this discussion and maybe post something if I ever test the 2 silencers in a row setup..
7/24/2019 2:26pm
I did this to a YZ125 my old 2002 one in fact. I did it right and made my own pipe and welded it all it was made of steel. Gonna be honest it was a complete waste of my time. It did nothing for the bike except made it sound less powerful. It got quieter and sounded weird. I sold it about a month after I finished. They work but don’t work well. Just think about not doing it
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7/24/2019 2:39pm
I hate that magnifying glass
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7/24/2019 3:02pm
I did this to a YZ125 my old 2002 one in fact. I did it right and made my own pipe and welded it all it...
I did this to a YZ125 my old 2002 one in fact. I did it right and made my own pipe and welded it all it was made of steel. Gonna be honest it was a complete waste of my time. It did nothing for the bike except made it sound less powerful. It got quieter and sounded weird. I sold it about a month after I finished. They work but don’t work well. Just think about not doing it
Nice 1st post, you dug up a 2014 thread.

Please watch from the sidelines for a while and see how it's done = STFU Noob Laughing
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7/24/2019 3:06pm
OP is a grown man by now. Maybe he will chime in with how this project developed. Silly
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7/24/2019 3:09pm
Why would anyone stop at 2 pipes? I’d do at least 4, but probably more like 7 or 9. Maybe more if I could get a bulk discount from FMF or PC.
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7/24/2019 4:23pm
I want to put dual mufflers on my 2007 rm 125. If you have any information on how I could accomplish this let me know thanks...
I want to put dual mufflers on my 2007 rm 125. If you have any information on how I could accomplish this let me know thanks Danny
Please dyno your bike afterwards.
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7/24/2019 4:31pm Edited Date/Time 7/24/2019 4:32pm
Check out Social Scoop this week for a pretty wild CR500 with dual Yosh silencers. Sounds cool, no idea how it runs.
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7/24/2019 5:08pm Edited Date/Time 7/24/2019 5:10pm
Crush wrote:
Why?
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound...
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound rules changed and they didn't want a giant exhaust coming out the back.



Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike.

Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha.
Yes, that yamaha is loud and sounds like shit, but plenty of aftermarket exhausts make it quiet and it romps that dual exhaust Honda on track and on a dyno.


*edit* I just noticed this is an ancient thread that was revived... Some things should stay dead. *edit*


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7/24/2019 5:44pm
I don’t even like the dual cans on the Hondas
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7/24/2019 6:40pm
Just do it, take it to the track and everyone will snicker behind your back and say “what a dipshit”
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7/24/2019 7:48pm
Since the thread is so old I’m curious if the OP ever did it
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7/24/2019 10:41pm
Great, 2 chances to have your pipe smashed.
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7/25/2019 12:22am
Crush wrote:
Why?
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound...
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound rules changed and they didn't want a giant exhaust coming out the back.



cwtoyota wrote:
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike. Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha...
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike.

Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha.
Yes, that yamaha is loud and sounds like shit, but plenty of aftermarket exhausts make it quiet and it romps that dual exhaust Honda on track and on a dyno.


*edit* I just noticed this is an ancient thread that was revived... Some things should stay dead. *edit*


Firstly, would it not be better to compare a 2020 CRF vs a 2020 YZF instead of a 2020 vs a 2016?

Secondly, although in 2019 the YZF250F had a little more power than the CRF250R, the 450 class was the other way around, so what has that got to do with dual mufflers?

Thirdly, further to the above, the dual mufflers have zero to do with total peak power output
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7/25/2019 1:00am
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound...
Because it looks bad ass and it quieter without a giant muffler hanging out the back that's why honda did the dual exhaust because the sound rules changed and they didn't want a giant exhaust coming out the back.



cwtoyota wrote:
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike. Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha...
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike.

Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha.
Yes, that yamaha is loud and sounds like shit, but plenty of aftermarket exhausts make it quiet and it romps that dual exhaust Honda on track and on a dyno.


*edit* I just noticed this is an ancient thread that was revived... Some things should stay dead. *edit*


kiwifan wrote:
Firstly, would it not be better to compare a 2020 CRF vs a 2020 YZF instead of a 2020 vs a 2016? Secondly, although in 2019...
Firstly, would it not be better to compare a 2020 CRF vs a 2020 YZF instead of a 2020 vs a 2016?

Secondly, although in 2019 the YZF250F had a little more power than the CRF250R, the 450 class was the other way around, so what has that got to do with dual mufflers?

Thirdly, further to the above, the dual mufflers have zero to do with total peak power output
1) You can compare any years you want and I agree that comparing the same model years would be best.

2) and 3) I agree with you that dual vs single exhaust has little to do with power output. In fact, that was my point in showing the Yamaha as a comparison.

More... The Yamaha appears to have equal (perhaps better?) mass centralization with a single exhaust than the Honda dual system.
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7/25/2019 12:56pm
Read through 4 pages of this shit to only realize this thread is 5 years old.
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7/27/2019 11:56am
Nice 1st post, you dug up a 2014 thread.

Please watch from the sidelines for a while and see how it's done = STFU Noob Laughing
Yes I did, I am hoping to help the guy out😂 You dimwit Im glad you took the time out of your day to reply to this. Also you fucking 15 year old, people haven’t said noob since this thread was originally made. So stfu nOoB😂 goddamn imbecile
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7/27/2019 11:57am
cwtoyota wrote:
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike. Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha...
Dual exhaust is a silly concept on a motocross bike.

Compare the muffler position relative to the swing arm and axle on the Honda and Yamaha.
Yes, that yamaha is loud and sounds like shit, but plenty of aftermarket exhausts make it quiet and it romps that dual exhaust Honda on track and on a dyno.


*edit* I just noticed this is an ancient thread that was revived... Some things should stay dead. *edit*


Yeah I got bored and wanted to see if anyone still payed attention to the thread. Also seems like a good debate that was never resolved
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7/27/2019 12:16pm

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