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Old 08-07-2006, 05:46 AM
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ok so im thinking about removing the baffles in my 06 CBR 600rr......any advice, warnings, tips, anything...help me out here thanks all
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Get a long metal rod and a hammer, stick it in your pipe and punch numerous holes in it! A buddy of mine did it to his 05 CBR 600 and sounds a little better.
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thanks cammo are you talkin about the pipe itself to punch holes in or the baffles because i also heard another way is to make more holes in the baffles.....
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yeah, dont start punching holes in the pipe itself Stick the metal rod inside the exhaust and punch holes in the baffe. What's the other way you heard of?
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my buddy did the same thing to his 05' Xb9r. It actually sounds like a Harley now, go figure
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My buddies 05 CBR 600 is just a little whiney now but doenst sound stock.
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Originally Posted by cammoammo
My buddies 05 CBR 600 is just a little whiney now but doenst sound stock.
Haha, are you talking about Jeremy? Thank Cecil for that one. That was a very funny day.
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what about removing the whole baffle itself
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Originally Posted by coolcloo1019
Haha, are you talking about Jeremy? Thank Cecil for that one. That was a very funny day.
Yep, I was talking about Jeremy
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Originally Posted by fresh
what about removing the whole baffle itself
Sounds like a lot of work but I could wrong. Hopefully someone with a little more intelligence than me can give you better advice.



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