Sarachu's
#11
10-06-2006, 08:17 PM
RE: Sarachu's
I didn't want an loud obnoxious exhaust, but these sound really really good and they aren't obnoxious at all. When i first got them, I thoguht they were goign to be too loud, but I soon got used to them and realized they aren't stupidly loud at all. I've definately heard from my buddies that the stock ones sounded like i was riding a lawn mower..lol, so i guess not sounding like a lawn mower and letting the cars know you're next to them are 2 pluses.
#13
10-06-2006, 10:54 PM
RE: Sarachu's
That clip doesn't do it any justice either. I debated about getting the aluminum sarachus for a bit because of the price, but in the end i got the most expensive ones ... lol.
I've been told the CF does tend to fade after a while...anyone have any experience with carbon fiber?
I've been told the CF does tend to fade after a while...anyone have any experience with carbon fiber?
#14
10-06-2006, 10:57 PM
RE: Sarachu's
ORIGINAL: nasfaw
Which one did you get? Aluminum or stainless steel? I got my stainless steel fort night ago and man, it simply revolutionalized my riding experience. It's loud ( almost like harleys...) Guess what, ever since I installed it, nobody dared to cut me off on the freeway or street.
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In the installation, take your time. Try to be creative to make the brackets fit smoothly. I first thought that the brackets were too narrow or some type of Brazillian Engineering Defect....but I was wrong. They're precise if you use patience in the installation............
Enjoy.
Which one did you get? Aluminum or stainless steel? I got my stainless steel fort night ago and man, it simply revolutionalized my riding experience. It's loud ( almost like harleys...) Guess what, ever since I installed it, nobody dared to cut me off on the freeway or street.
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In the installation, take your time. Try to be creative to make the brackets fit smoothly. I first thought that the brackets were too narrow or some type of Brazillian Engineering Defect....but I was wrong. They're precise if you use patience in the installation............
Enjoy.
About the install... I ended up attaching my brackets outside of the rear footpeg mount. Did you have the same experience with yours? The reason for this was because the exhaust slightly touched the swingarm. I also had to bed the brackets a little bit.
#15
10-07-2006, 02:12 AM
RE: Sarachu's
so how much is this serachus exhaust run for??? $$$???
yeah, sound way good!!!! must have for sure down the line!!!
yeah, sound way good!!!! must have for sure down the line!!!
#16
10-07-2006, 05:20 AM
RE: Sarachu's
ORIGINAL: pangerang
That clip doesn't do it any justice either. I debated about getting the aluminum sarachus for a bit because of the price, but in the end i got the most expensive ones ... lol.
I've been told the CF does tend to fade after a while...anyone have any experience with carbon fiber?
That clip doesn't do it any justice either. I debated about getting the aluminum sarachus for a bit because of the price, but in the end i got the most expensive ones ... lol.
I've been told the CF does tend to fade after a while...anyone have any experience with carbon fiber?
cf cans require airflow over them to keep their integrity. So dyno runs are not a good thing without airflow over the cans.
#19
10-07-2006, 05:39 AM
RE: Sarachu's
ORIGINAL: kali_ninja500
so how much is this serachus exhaust run for??? $$$???
yeah, sound way good!!!! must have for sure down the line!!!
so how much is this serachus exhaust run for??? $$$???
yeah, sound way good!!!! must have for sure down the line!!!
That's the only place I know of where you can order them from.
$300 for the all aluminum ~ $500 for the carbon fiber
#20
10-07-2006, 06:41 AM
RE: Sarachu's
Nice pics. The cans look nice on your ride also. They seem to "fit" good if you know what I mean.