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Just stick a cork in it, about as effective.
Why use drag pipes if your not drag racing?
The losses far outweigh any gains.
It's a 'style thing' for people who know nothing.
I used to work with a lot of 'Harley guys', bunch of them recommended drag pipes on the 'girls bike' (883 Sportster)
It took an over weight asthmatic donk with 43 bhp all the way to a LOUD overweight asthmatic donk with 35 bhp, real good performance increase :
I would rather shit on fashion and have something that works than have a fashionable POS.
Whatever, follow the herd :
I am only asking because i need a cheap exhaust that somewhat works until i can afford a new system. The PO chopped my stock headers too short for any aftermarket slip on muffler.
Just find some 8" baffles they are like 5 bucks on eBay. Pack them with fiberglass and call it good until you can afford a new system.
It's not ideal but it will work.
I know a lot about being broke
Get to local muffler shop and see if they will let you hunt through scrap to find a couple of pieces of pipe that slip over your front pipes (probably 1.5" OD)
You can then find or make some cheap baffles .
Bike will actually run a lot better with longer exhaust.
Fitting a washer as in your diagram could work pretty good with long pipes (at certain rpm it will be louder than short pipes if length is correct)
It is possible to tune by 'ear' ;D
Carburation will also be a lot easier to sort out
Aircooled VW Beetle 'stingers' should fit
I've got drag pipes on my Intruder and I've mucked around with those washers (they call them "lollipops"). I've tried all different sizes and positions and it's pretty much BS.
A washer resticting the flow in a straight pipe is not going to re-create the performance of a muffler.
I actually tried it many years ago, didn't work for me and was too damn loud anyway (getting pulled over for excessive noise isn't any fun)
At least I didn't get a ticket though ;D
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