[Centhron]

Are you worried about the exhaust pipe exit?

Look like its gonna smell gaz when stock in traffic...:depressed:

 

[sloride]

Are you worried about the exhaust pipe exit?

Look like its gonna smell gaz when stock in traffic...:depressed:

Because of the 5 inch frame Clearance There's no room to run an exhaust underneath the frame. We may have to turn out a side exhaust, And tell the ol lady not to breathe at Stoplights. I'm sure that's going to go over like a turd in the punch bowl.

I wish some of the guys that of actually done demos in this thing, Would chime in and let us know if they had any issues

 

[Twinturbostang]

Once one rolls in the shop we are going to see how we can make a kit to get it on the back. I love the look of dual bike style mufflers over the rear wheel.

 

[Centhron]

Once one rolls in the shop we are going to see how we can make a kit to get it on the back. I love the look of dual bike style mufflers over the rear wheel.

I like it to...

 

[Tango]

I think something running at a diagonal down the side (matching the tub) and exiting just aft of the tub would be cool if the heat shield was kinda angular like the car itself. Sort of like a new style Cobra.

 

[Carbon_One]

Or maybe a set of side pipes with heat shields

 

[Twinturbostang]

Would be more like 1 side. LOL

 

[steely610]

How loud would it be if we took off the muffler?

 

[Twinturbostang]

From what the sol forums say it's too raspy with out a cat. So straight pipe would be real bad.

 

[jdskycaster]

Who plans on riding this in traffic? Back roads only for me. I could not stand to sit in wall to wall, stop and go traffic in this thing.

 

[Tango]

I will commute in it but luckily only about 10 miles with limited traffic each way. I am going to try to use it as a daily car and not just a weekend motorcycle.

 

[Centhron]

I live 50km from Montréal...impossible to not cross the area trafic in the week...and week-end!!!

 

[NKspartan]

I wouldn't think the location would be too much of a problem since you're basically riding in the open air.

 

[Centhron]

I'm not worried if I drive, the problem is stuck in traffic or go downtown in Montréal for fun...
This may be an unnecessary concern but its strange to see the exhaust pipe ahead!

 

[Brian]

The exhaust exit was my first concern too when I first saw the pic. I'm glad others had a concern too. While I would like to run on the open road, I know there will be plenty of times I will be stationary with engine running. I work construction equipment all of which put exhaust right out by the person operating it and I can tell you it gets hot and nasty fumes all day. Any thing to get the exhaust behind passengers would seem to make sense for health and fatigue wise.

 

[Connedale]

I think the idea is that at stop, it rises and follows the inside wheel well angles up and exits out over the front tires.

 

[dynamic]

The exhaust isn't a big issue. Yes you might smell a little bit stopped but not nearly as bad as you might think. Now if you go revving your engine at a stop your passenger might get a little warm and crinkle their nose...

 

[nipper51]

Are there any 6"oval exhaust pipes to run under the cockpit and exit at the rear? Oval will aid in the minimal clearance.

 

[lostnparadise]

Seems like a 6" oval would be a tight fit being ground clearance is only 5". Maybe I'm missing something here.

 

[tbrenan]

SLORIDE: I have my complete system under the SS from front to back exit on left side a small amoun ofgrinding on the trans and all is good my installer is the "go to" shop for performance exhaust in the lower mainland of British Columbia pricy because it can be take off by undoing some clamps and brackets