so, sum-azn-kid says the scorpion is real loud, i've found pipe sound levels to be very subject myself, any one have a vid with this pipe in use ?
wheelman-111 how loud is that "hot surface" pipe ? is that or something VERY similar to it readily available ?
i'm looking for a pipe that will heavily boost the off idle to 8-9k rpm range.
thanks,
steve
Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
Greetings:
The Hot Surface pipe is a bit louder than stock, comparable to the intake noise of an open Pod. Much quieter than the PG and the Chamber pipes with muffler add-ons I've owned. Taz sold me mine, might have more. It's very good on the low end, seems to rev out to about 8-9K.
The Hot Surface pipe is a bit louder than stock, comparable to the intake noise of an open Pod. Much quieter than the PG and the Chamber pipes with muffler add-ons I've owned. Taz sold me mine, might have more. It's very good on the low end, seems to rev out to about 8-9K.
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"ISO": '03 Vespa ET4 Malossi187 74MPH
Flash 9: 2001 Elite SR Contesta 72 ZX Tran, 9:1 Gears, Stock Airbox/Carb/Pipe 58.8 MPH
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
Taz what say you? Can you give us some more details on this pipe?
Thanks,
Nathan
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
Would be interested in more info on buying one of these hot surfaces jawns.
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
yes, seems to be a common interest, though Taz seems to be keeping quite about the whole thing. too bad, i'd be in for sure.
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
If you're building a BB non stroker, I would use #2, V8 copy. But if you want the best, Scorpion is second to none if tuned right and not as loud.
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
Why a v8 copy? Why not just get an actual v8?Munstah666 wrote:If you're building a BB non stroker, I would use #2, V8 copy. But if you want the best, Scorpion is second to none if tuned right and not as loud.
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
I was merely referring to which ones in HIS LIST (pg 1) I would use, but if you ask me LOOK at the second part of my qoute. ^^^eliteguy50 wrote:Why a v8 copy? Why not just get an actual v8?Munstah666 wrote:If you're building a BB non stroker, I would use #2, V8 copy. But if you want the best, Scorpion is second to none if tuned right and not as loud.
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Re: Taiwan Exhausts / Mufflers to Ponder Over
Oh, I wasn't sure if one had better welds or metal or what.Munstah666 wrote:... I was merely referring to which ones in HIS LIST (pg 1) I would use...
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