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Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:38 pm
by zx899r
i can wait a few days for the photo all sounds good cheers for the reply
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 10:52 pm
by BrisZX9R
ok.. if I just want a slip on to look the goods and to sounds absolutely mind blowingly awesome.. oh and be real loud.. what brand would I go for???
my 98 ZX9R had a R&D exhaust from Texas... that was awesome for sound and sexy... can't find them anymore...
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 6:48 am
by dave#3
BrisZX9R wrote:ok.. if I just want a slip on to look the goods and to sounds absolutely mind blowingly awesome.. oh and be real loud.. what brand would I go for???
my 98 ZX9R had a R&D exhaust from Texas... that was awesome for sound and sexy... can't find them anymore...
The Texan brand was probably D&D, and there's shitloads of 'em on eBay - prices are pretty reasonable too. If you want loud think about either a Yoshi (every chant's got one, including me on my tracky), a Roo Racing (a bit ugly IMHO but farkin' loud) or maybe a Staintune (if polished alloy is your thang). I've got an Akra which looks hawt, fits the lines of the bike better than the original and sounds really nice, but it's not very loud (about 2db more than stock from memory).
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 8:58 am
by Trunks
BrisZX9R wrote:ok.. if I just want a slip on to look the goods and to sounds absolutely mind blowingly awesome.. oh and be real loud.. what brand would I go for???
my 98 ZX9R had a R&D exhaust from Texas... that was awesome for sound and sexy... can't find them anymore...
Yoshi RS3 is the way thats what I got on my nine and it sounds real sweet
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 9:23 am
by MadKaw
Heres some light reading that may help..
Not specific to a zx9r but may help you make a decision and clear up what you may actually get from a slip on..
http://www.ridetriangles.com/pdf/543/203989.pdf" target="_blank
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 10:29 pm
by Neka79
dave#3 wrote:BrisZX9R wrote:ok.. if I just want a slip on to look the goods and to sounds absolutely mind blowingly awesome.. oh and be real loud.. what brand would I go for???
my 98 ZX9R had a R&D exhaust from Texas... that was awesome for sound and sexy... can't find them anymore...
or maybe a Staintune (if polished alloy is your thang).
staintune are stainless mate... but he is having trouble finding one...
u could get a blueflame...they is noice!!
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 4:28 am
by zx899r
still waiting on reply from I.K if i went full system and put a good air filter on what other mods would i need just thinking about when ya start to mod ya dont stop ??? theres another thred (2mod or not) the bike still has low milage i dont think it would harm her.
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 8:52 pm
by dave#3
Neka79 wrote:staintune are stainless mate... but he is having trouble finding one...
Yeah, that's what I meant
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 12:53 pm
by Neka79
dave#3 wrote:Neka79 wrote:staintune are stainless mate... but he is having trouble finding one...
Yeah, that's what I meant
ill let u off this time mate.... but only on the coat tails of ya mrs being a good lass
Re: zx9r pipe
Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 3:37 am
by zx899r
found this o ebay not to sure if it will fit E1
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Scorpion-Titaniu ... dZViewItem" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
( still waiting on reply from I K on that titium set he has got)
I have a full titanium race system for an E-onwards ZX9 that's only taking up room in the garage. It's made by a never-heard-of-them Japanese company called K-Factory (go to
http://www.k-factory.com" target="_blank" target="_blank to practice your Japanese), but it's a work of art and it weighs about as much as the bolt that attaches the stock muffler to the pillion footpeg. It's got one tiny ding in the muffler sleeve near the back, otherwise it's perfect.
It's yours for the price of a stainless steel muffler from a bikeshop.I-K