muks
XS650 Enthusiast
Hi Guys,
Just after a bit of feedback. I broke the cardinal rule of exhaust building this weekend, I made different length exhausts. They are quite a bit different in length as the pics will show. I just wanted to know will I have trouble tuning this thing or will I be okay. I don't mind sacrificing a little performance for looks as long as I'm not battling to get it to run right, otherwise I'll have to rethink my strategy. Excuse the pics, I'm no Gordon Scott, and this is my first attempt having a go at making exhausts!
Any feedback welcome, what do you think of the exhausts? and the bike? This is my first go at building a bike, more of a car guy. I'm about to rebuild the engine and was thinking of just doing the top end, I don't know the history of the engine (never heard or seen it run) I should probably inspect the bottom end while I'm at it, I guess thats common sense but I'm reluctant as its all a little unknown to me. This site is amazing though and has been a wealth of knowledge, its certainly made it a lot easier.
Thanks Everyone
Just after a bit of feedback. I broke the cardinal rule of exhaust building this weekend, I made different length exhausts. They are quite a bit different in length as the pics will show. I just wanted to know will I have trouble tuning this thing or will I be okay. I don't mind sacrificing a little performance for looks as long as I'm not battling to get it to run right, otherwise I'll have to rethink my strategy. Excuse the pics, I'm no Gordon Scott, and this is my first attempt having a go at making exhausts!
Any feedback welcome, what do you think of the exhausts? and the bike? This is my first go at building a bike, more of a car guy. I'm about to rebuild the engine and was thinking of just doing the top end, I don't know the history of the engine (never heard or seen it run) I should probably inspect the bottom end while I'm at it, I guess thats common sense but I'm reluctant as its all a little unknown to me. This site is amazing though and has been a wealth of knowledge, its certainly made it a lot easier.
Thanks Everyone
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