Triumphrat

jeffz · 12-26-2007

Can anyone comment on the installation of any of the Emgo silencers? I'm seriously considering the Dunstall replicas. Are they bolt-on?

Jeff

clamp007 · 12-29-2007

Derby Boy · 12-30-2007

Darn dudes, I got slow **s dial-up. Great thread but I'll be lossing my teath and using a walker before they all download.
I guess they are right, Plain Bonnie owners are cheap!!

Texascat · 12-30-2007

Scrambler with TOR's on gravel road...

SteveRocket · 12-31-2007

Any one know what Jets to fit with Dunstal Replicas ?

cgrossarth · 01-09-2008

Fellow Rats
I think I know what the term "bafflectomy" refers to but does one need a specialist for this operation? My '01 Bonnie has mufflers part nr 9601023, plainly labeled "not for road use". What say ye?
Clyde

Huskerfan75 · 01-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by cgrossarth

Fellow Rats
I think I know what the term "bafflectomy" refers to but does one need a specialist for this operation? My '01 Bonnie has mufflers part nr 9601023, plainly labeled "not for road use". What say ye?
Clyde

Sounds like you have the Triumph Off Road mufflers (TORS). I haven't heard off anyone doing a bafflectomy on that type.

cgrossarth · 01-11-2008

Thanks for the input guys. Now I know what TORS is (are?). Triumph also offers part nr 9608023, but I've got no clue. I guess I am looking for a little more noise so I can hear my engine among the Harleys, at least so I know when to shift. I know, buy a tach. Anyway, tnx again.
Clyde

vfx3dartist · 01-19-2008

I wanted to post a video I found on the web. Not sure if he's on the forum...Hope he doesn't mind!

-jOe

clamp007 · 01-23-2008

Those Dunstall's on the first page sound the most original to me. I really really like those.
I wish there was something for the Scrambler, as I'm not digging my TOR's as much anymore.