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Old 05-04-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Slip on pipes

Question: Has anyone used the slip on tips for their exhaust? I have stock pipes on the 08 R3 which have the slip on tips and I was thinking about swapping them out for something louder. Of course before I spend the dollars I wanted to learn more about them.

So... does anyone use them? Sound? Does it require any other adjustments or mods?
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I have the TORs (Triumph's Off-Road) muffers along with the catylitic converter by-pass pipe and I love the sound. They have a nice raspy bark to them without being totally obnoxious. Triumph has an engine tune for this exhaust, however, I run a Dynojet PowerCommander with their "European" map for this system and it really runs well.

The D&D slip-on was going to be my first choice before I ran across my TORs. The D&D slip-on is the least expensive way to go. D&D claims that no fuel map changes are required.

Jardine makes a whole replacement exhaust system,

and Travelguy, a member here, makes a couple of awesome custom stainless exhaust systems for the R-III as well.
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I have the TORs (Triumph's Off-Road) muffers along with the catylitic converter by-pass pipe and I love the sound. They have a nice raspy bark to them without being totally obnoxious. Triumph has an engine tune for this exhaust, however, I run a Dynojet PowerCommander with their "European" map for this system and it really runs well.

The D&D slip-on was going to be my first choice before I ran across my TORs. The D&D slip-on is the least expensive way to go. D&D claims that no fuel map changes are required.

Jardine makes a whole replacement exhaust system,

and Travelguy, a member here, makes a couple of awesome custom stainless exhaust systems for the R-III as well.
I've seen some posts here about the TORs and the cat bypass. But since I live in California, I wonder if that would violate the emissions standards. The D&D slip on sounds more like what I may be interested in. What does D&D stand for?

I think I should start doing some research on that. Thanks
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D&Ds won't be anymore legal in CA than the TORs with bypass.

http://www.danddexhaust.com/catalog/2005/07/48612s.htm

Your best bet (if you're wanting to pass emissions) is to get the TORs or some other slip ons, Maddogs, Staintune etc and leave the cat box on.
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