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Xj exhuast ideas/ Pictures.

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by tyler93, Jan 21, 2009.

  1. tyler93

    tyler93 Member

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    Just wondering about XJ exhuasts?

    Throw some pictures or ideas up.What looks and sounds the best.

    Lets see those exhaust's
     
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    heres my xj with a cb 500 exhaust, i think:
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    heres it with sporster mufflers:
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    Those seem like they really mount up nice.

    Nice looking exhuast. Does it sound any better than the original 700 exhuast.
     
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    MN-Maxims St. Paul Minnesota

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    Schooter I thought you were going to use the Harley Mufflers????
     
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    i did, those hondas were before..
    they both sound good, honestly ive never heard a maxim 700 with stock muffers before.. but the honda were raspy, with a cackle ish, and the harleys are deep... i put the harleys on at the end of the year tho, so i cant tell ya if they run lean, the hondas mount on with no modification whatsoever, but the sportster muffelrs were sorta a pain
     
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    My new Fishtails connected to my homemade exhaust. I love them. Sound great, and to me couldn't look any better.
     

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    Wow those are awsome lokking. Is that rear fender stock? It doesnt look it
     
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    its a fat bob rear fender or smething... go for like 30-40 bucks on ebay, ive been looking
     
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    I used the standard headers and collecter then got a local guy to fabricate up a couple of stainless mufflers with straight through perforated inner pipes... Sounds mean.


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    Youtube Video

    Another Youtube Video
     
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    Why can I not embed video???
     
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    Custom pipes wow . He does really nice work
     
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    They were really affordable and he fitted them.
     

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