Exhaust: 4-2-2 vs. 4-2-1

Anybody have the D&D system with the chrome header and dual Carbon Fiber exhaust cannisters set-up?

If so, can you post pictures and some feedback on how you like the D&D system with dual cans.
 
(Djv108 @ Oct. 05 2006,15:18) Anybody have the D&D system with the chrome header and dual Carbon Fiber exhaust cannisters set-up?

If so, can you post pictures and some feedback on how you like the D&D system with dual cans.
This is what is known as a "thread jack"... Usually, you would want to start your own thread for this.
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(DaCol. @ Oct. 05 2006,13:56)
(GoldenChild @ Oct. 05 2006,07:27)
(Shanling @ Oct. 04 2006,17:00) I have the 4-2-1 full hindle system. Now that alone won't give you the boost. You have to couple that with a PC. I have the PCIII with a custom map. After that dyno'd at RW 179hp.
are those the only mods you got and make 179hp?a pipe ,map and pc3 with pump gas?
If so  
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I'd say, if so
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unless his exhaust consists of a VERY small turbine...

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Found an article in CYCLE WORLD Oct 2006, service section, “Just one or two-fer?† The question was the same as yours.  The answer from Cycle world was.  

“On a stock bike, the exhaust has to meet the EPA’s sound-emissions standards, and the most practical way to accomplish that feat while still allowing the engine to make competitive power is with exhaust- system volume; the bigger the internal capacity of the system, the easier it is to limit exhaust noise to a legal level without creating so much backpressure that the engine can’t breath at high rpm.† It goes on …..
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I recently bought the TiForce exhaust from Charles at StreetnTrack. The entire system with the bracket weighed only 9.42 pounds!!! That's a huge savings in weight and you can feel the difference immediately.

I can easily feel the power but for me the beautiful TiForce exhaust looks and sounds worth every penny spent.
 
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