| Author | Message | |||
     Bad_ass_bolt |
GRUNT GRUNT !  | |||
| M1combat |
Any Dyno graphs? | |||
| Steviejay01 |
I think he's gone to the toilet to play with his new pipe!! lol | |||
| M1combat |
I double posted and just though what the heck, what's one more... | |||
| Bad_ass_bolt |
DON'T KNOWN ANYTHING ABOUT IT. FOUND IT WHILE LOOKING AT THE TROJAN HORSE SITE TODAY. COSTS OVER 500 BONES THOUGH. DESCRIPTION READS AS FOLLOWS: XB9 'Gangsta' exhaust - stainless steel Big, Loud and in your face! With its 41/2” outlet this really is the American Hot Rod pipe. Available in a variety of finishes this is a must for those who just have to be noticed. Chin spoiler brackets are seperate and cost £30. Also available in titanium (shown) at extra cost - please ask. Price: £300.00 # XEXG001 | |||
| M1combat |
Hmmm, for that amount of money I think I'll still pick up a Drummer. | |||
| Blake |
M1, Click on the "  " delete icon?  | |||
| Spiderman |
"this is a must for those who just have to be noticed. " DOes this mean no performance gain  | |||
| Buellny |
That looks awesome. I wonder how loud it is...louder than the D&D or Force? How much is 300 English pounds in US dollars? I also wounder about the performance.  | |||
| Stoobr2 |
I was talking to Matt @ Trojan-Horse about 1 of these "Gansta" pipes (they have a 4.5" outlet) I just wanted to fit 1 on my XB for a laugh,and to see how long I'd last in London without getting arrested. Apparently a guy in europe has got good power gains with it fitted *I don't know what other mods he done though. | |||
| Buellny |
hmmmm...maybe this will be my next pipe?? I wonder how it looks/fits on an XB? | |||
| Martin |
It sounds like a Ducati with a hard-on! Uses standard straps at rear/bolt at front. Next version has an outlet like Jay Leno's Turbo bike. | |||
| Buellny |
Martin, sorry if I sound dumb, but do you know if it's louder than a D&D or Force pipe? I'm not really sure what a Ducati sounds like....i've never heard one. What does Jay Leno's turbo bike outlet look like? thanks edited by BuellNY on March 12, 2004 | |||
| Bads1 |
The muffler comes fro Hillbilly and I talked to him about the pipe for my 12 and they said it most likely wouldn't do alot for me. | |||
| Bluzm2 |
Looks like a cage ricer coffee can exhaust. Same as Accord, Civic, et al go fast wanna be's use. I like the look of the old Boss pipe from Stainless Steel Specialties. Too bad they dropped production for Buell's during the waning days of the tubers. I'll bet they could make a neat looking Bolt slip on. Brad | |||
| Martin |
Not as loud as a Force. Same as a drummer, I guess, but without the bass boost turned up, sort of angrier in the top notes, with a hint of oak barrels in the nose (I made the last bit up) The Turbine bikes have an outlet like the stretched oval that Turboprop planes have. | |||
| Martin |
'Looks like a cage ricer coffee can exhaust' Round by us these are known as 'Chavcars' or 'Fastasf&*kinnits' Fast and furious has a lot to answer-for! | |||
| Darthane |
LOL... ...'Fartcans' are what I call 'em. Even the minivans here all have them! Bryan | |||
| Martin |
mmmmm 'Fart like a gangsta' has a certain ring.... | |||
| 2k3lightning |
that's classic. I'd be afraid an animal would make it it's home then it get's rifled out during startup | |||
| Roc |
I would be concerned about those mounts. | |||
| Martin |
the picture was of a prototype. The front mount is now thicker and the back mounts using the standard strap system with an under-cradle. Personally I'd be more worried about dismounts. As for small furry animals running up your pipe.... | |||
| Martin |
I transcribed my dyno figures into excel for an xb9 with a Gangsta. Also has K&N, no snorkel, white wire snipped and an X1 map in the PC111 (So its not optimised at all.) Its only comparable by the shape of the curve but its all I have.
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| Martin |
miles an hour revs hp 45 3068 24 50 3409 30 55 3750 34 60 4091 40 65 4432 46 70 4773 55 75 5114 62 80 5455 66 85 5795 68 90 6136 72 95 6477 74 100 6818 76 105 7159 78 110 7500 79 Maybe this will work! | |||
| Martin |
miles an hour revs hp no funnel 45 3068 24 24 50 3409 30 28 55 3750 34 32 60 4091 40 40 65 4432 46 44 70 4773 55 50 75 5114 62 60 80 5455 66 64 85 5795 68 68 90 6136 72 72 95 6477 74 74 100 6818 76 76 105 7159 78 78 110 7500 79 79 These are the figures with and without the Remmurd (Ok, I'm sorry!) Garden-Centre funnel insert | |||
| Johnnyxb9 |
What white wire did you snip? | |||
| Martin |
Euro models have a white wire from the ECU which is supposed to flatten the mid-range to pass a noise test. Results seem to vary from bike to bike. I fitted a switch in mine instead of cutting the wire-just in case I had cut the wrong one! US models don't have it. | |||
| Darthane |
Small animals and tailpipes? I sense gerbil jokes coming. | |||
| Martin |
EEEEK! | |||
| Jerseyguy |
If I remember correctly, Kevin's Drummer on Brian's bike with a clean K&N filter was in the low to mid 80s for max HP. Had a flat torque profile as well. Case closed. As far as I can tell, nobody has outdone our redneck buddy from Hickory, NC as of yet. | |||
| Gearloose |
Maybe so,but that is what is nice about not having a monopoly of one product for everyone.People can decide on looks,performance,and the all important sound.Kinda like a model or a big olheavy girl! One is gonna be "high maintenance". but you have to decide for yourself.Kind of like going to a beemer rally and seeing the same bikes,same "Loofiemiesters" and GPS mounts.That's what makes my Buell stand out amongst em! Besides I am smilin more than those guy's! |
