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PostPosted: 00:14 - 06 Oct 2007    Post subject: VFR400 (NC30) slip on system Reply with quote

Ive recently bought an NC30. Its got a Genuine Honda stainless steel exhaust system on it. But its ghostly quiet. I NEED to be heard. I cant stand the exhaust, I cant even hear the bike when im riding! Laughing

I was thinking about just chopping the can off, and putting my Slip on Can on there. BUT the pipe diameter is much bigger than the slip on can.
The pipe diameter is probably closer to 60mm on the NC30 system, AND its all one piece, The end can is not removable.


Is there different type of slip on cans, With different sized inlets ends? So if I measured the diameter of the pipe work, I could get somthing to "slip on" to it?


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PostPosted: 00:35 - 06 Oct 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

When you are in your car sitting in traffic and you hear
Vrmmmmmmmmmmmmm (bike filtering)

You take a glance in your mirror and see a bike.

When your sat in traffic in your car and you hear nothing, and you are fed up with waiting or decide to change lanes, You change lane (Well most cagers do) without checking your mirror, and there is a potential crash.


Other than that, ive heard stock cans are quite restrictive, and the NC30 feels slow as fuck compared to the NC29 anyway. I want to try and get the "off the line" pull like the NC29 was.

And im a tart. I'm off to buy my matching red/white/black/blue gear some time next week. Wink As the Blue/black NC29 gear doesn't match the NC30.

So any ideas where I can get a slip on can with a bigger "inlet".


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PostPosted: 08:31 - 06 Oct 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Find the diameter you need and try a search on ebay etc, or talk to your local aftermarket parts place.

binge wrote:
When you are in your car sitting in traffic and you hear
Vrmmmmmmmmmmmmm (bike filtering)

You take a glance in your mirror and see a bike.

I was on a stationary M40 yesterday. Most people had turned their engines off.
I was mostly coasting with the clutch in revving on my CCM with not-for-road-use can. People standing outside the cars still didn't turn around until I was very close.
I caught up with another bike fairly quickly, so they must have had one pass them recently.
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