IVA Friendly silencer
It'll not be too long before I need to buy a silencer for my Roadster :)
Can anyone reccommend an IVA Friendly silencer that will not break the bank ;) I have looked at the Robin Hood silencers that Kit Parts Direct sell .... Not too sure about quality of IVA suitability though :confused: Idealy sub £150 would be nice :) |
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best bit tho.............£7.50 with no postage from ebay :D Even if it fails the noise test, its a cheap way to find out...if it passes...its a bargain :D ;) cheers andy |
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I don't know how you manage to find all of these bargains mate :) |
Ronnie - you could always try a standard bike can. Most modern bikes now seem stupidly quiet. I got an almost new exhaust from a Suzuki GSXR 100 K4 for £20 inc delivery from ebay. It bolts on to the rest of the exhaust so easy enough to change. Also has a catalytic converter built into it. The only issue I have with it is that , as per my previous thread, it could do with more of a bend on the outlet. Other than that it is light and as long as it is quiet enough will be perfect.
Of course on my own bike I happen to have a straight through race can on :D |
Could try RAW motorsport; http://web.mac.com/rawuk/Raw/Price_list.html
5" silencer with clamp 100 quid 6" silencer with clamp 140 quid 6" silencer with Cat and clamp 295 quid. These are old prices as i bought the 6" with clamp and was about 160quid. |
Hi Ronnie.
The Robinhood one won't pass IVA I've got the same silencer, and it only just passed the SVA test. I know the IVA is a lot lower. As Ash found out. I fitted the Sierra cigar shaped first box, after the test. See my pic on FS post Defo made it quieter, Still not sure it's IVA friendly though |
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cheers andy |
Thanks chaps
Cheers for your thoughts chaps :cool:
To be honest, I hadn't given a bike can a great deal of thought .... I am sure if one is able to deal with a 10,000 rpm / 150 bhp fire breathing monster, it'll be well capable of dealing withe the exhaust flow of my litte Zetec engine :D :D Andy All is not lost, why not open up the RH one & repack it ;) |
Ronnie - if you need any info or dimensions of my can let me know. I was quite surprised how light the bike can is as it is all aluminium and titanium :D I think a couple of other guys on here have used bike cans.
Cheers Dave |
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