New Full system or Can?

[AussieRVF21]

Hey all
just wondering about a new exhaust system for my rvf 400. does anyone know who does them and how much roughly?

theres a place in melbourne called sumoto that reckon they have these japanese full systems that will bolt straight on even with th tyga fairings ive got but i dont have the brand name of it,

also seen tyga cans on the net are they worth the money? ahve to consider postage costs,

also if i fit a full system to an otherwise stock setup what else do i need to change? such as jet etc?

any help would be greatly appreciated

thanks in advance

macca

[viper_biker]

The real question is, how much do you have to spend? A can can be as cheap as £80 up to about £800-1000 for a full system. Also, what do you want from it? Looks, sound, reformance?

If for looks, decide what you like, carbon, titanium, alloy, 1 or 2 outlets. End cans only can give just as good a sound as a full system. To date, my favourite noise out of my bike was a cheap Blueflame slip-on. Since then, I've owned a Yamamoto 1/2 system with race can, Ethos 1/2 system and Ethos can, Moriwaki twin stack 1/2 system and now a JHA full system and I still think the slip-on had the best noise. If it's all for performance then you have to do 2 cans. This will allow the best set-up of the bike. It will let the bike be jetted for the front bank and rear bank individually.

Any modifications will most certainly require re-jetting of some sort to get the best out of the changes.

Good luck with what you decide and stick up a few pics of the bike.

[Cammo]

theres a place in melbourne called sumoto that reckon they have these japanese full systems that will bolt straight on even with th tyga fairings ive got but i dont have the brand name of it,

All systems/cans will bolt on with the same with tyga fairings, nothing about the muffler bracket or exhaust routing is different to standard.

also seen tyga cans on the net are they worth the money? have to consider postage costs,

Tyga cans are pretty cheap, good value for money. The best sounding mufflers I've ever heard on rvf/vfr's are Aussie made Madaz stainless mufflers.

also if i fit a full system to an otherwise stock setup what else do i need to change? such as jet etc?

Not likely that you'l get a full system from Sumoto. Most aftermarket systems don't replace the front or rear headers and are referred to as 1/2 systems. Ideally yes, you should rejet to suit the system, #112's all round will probably set you right.

[AussieRVF21]

thanks for all that guys

im starting to think i will jsut go with a can (mainly because ive just got round to putting my bike back together after hand polishing all the frame) and i dont really want to go through all that pain again lol

i rang madaz but apparrently they stopped making exhausts last august, i would prefer to buy a brand new can as ive had trouble with second hand gear before, if anyone knows of someone in australia that makes a decent can let me know.

viper im mainly looking for a better sound thinking probly a tyga can as sumoto has them in all the time and they 're apparently brand new so yeah, the other cans the bloke from sumoto was tlking bout are japanese but second hand, so i think the tyga can is the safe option.

also how to attatch pics?? its got me f***ed lol

[AussieRVF21]

also looking at blueflame cans, not bad money around 600 aussie dollars to buy it and post it, i think thats around 350 pounds, are these cans good? sorry for all the questions just want to get something of good quality and nice sound

[simmo]

i have a blue flame can on my vfr and i love the sound, and as viper said he also loved the sound of his blueflame can.

so if you like them then go for it

[AussieRVF21]

yeah i would love to go for the blue flame can simmo but getting it to australia will cost me too much i think, thanks for all your help anyways

cheers ill let you all know how i go

[AussieRVF21]

hey i found a blueflame distributor here in Aus, ordered a single port plain ti can today, cant wait!!!

thanks for all the help

cameron

[simmo]

good good, you will enjoy the sound it makes