Exhaust Note Not Smooth??

InfiniteReality

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I find this odd and I can't figure out why the bike is doing this. For some reason if I hold the throttle at a steady RPM only between 3K-4K RPMs my exhaust note sounds garbled and not smooth sounding. But if I increase or decrease RPMs in that bandwidth it goes away and sounds normal. Anything above 4K, with or without constant throttle position, it sounds perfectly fine. Seems to sound normal below 3K as well.

Any suggestions as this is the RPM I usually stay between when cruising around town or on the interstate??
 
sounds like a johnny cheese map question

what are the mods
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I have a full RS3 system, shortened can, K&N & PC3USB. I've ran a leaner tune on the bike and it doesn't do it as much, but it seems to lose power on that tune. I dunno, it did this before the PC3 and still does it. Hell, maybe I have a lost rivet in the can, but it seems that it'd do it when I increase or decrease the throttle too.

Just kinda odd thing and I can't seem to eliminate it. Thanks for your input!
 
I wonder if I my pipe just has a resonate frequency it's in since I cut the pipe??? The system is a few years old, so maybe repacking it would help reduce the noise??

What do you repack a pipe with, is it a special type of fiberglass???
 
(InfiniteReality @ Oct. 06 2006,11:29) I wonder if I my pipe just has a resonate frequency it's in since I cut the pipe???  The system is a few years old, so maybe repacking it would help reduce the noise??  

What do you repack a pipe with, is it a special type of fiberglass???
This is what it sounds like to me. Yer pipe is resonating at a certain frequency kinda like those "fart mufflers" on all the import cars.
I would add fiberglass packing material to the can. May be able to get a repacking kit at yer local bike shop...............
 
I didn't think you could repack the can . I was thinking about getting a new one . This might just save me a couple bucks.
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Copied from the yoshimura site:
Q. My Race pipe is too loud, what can I do?
A. The first thing to do is if it has a lot of miles on it, the muffler may need to be repacked! $10.00 worth of Yoshimura Eclipse fiberglass goes a long way in quieting down a raspy muffler. Other than that, Yoshimura tries to keep noise levels to a respectable level without hindering performance. Yoshimura will continue to develop the best performing exhaust systems with a great quality sound and acceptable dB level.

I can't find their repacking kit for crap on their site, might just give them a call. here's another option:
http://www.nextag.com/exhaust-packing/search-html

I'm gonna DEFINITELY do one, might even order it today!
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I'll post what happens when I repack it.
 
(InfiniteReality @ Oct. 06 2006,14:22) .............I'm gonna DEFINITELY do one, might even order it today!
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 I'll post what happens when I repack it.
And don't forget to take and POST pics of the repack!
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Definitely will take and post pics... I'll even try to get a vid of before and after if possible.

I just placed my order. I had a hell of a time finding it on their site and never could find anything on h.org's site about re-packing either. So here's a link if anyone's interested:
http://store.yoshimura-rd.com/storefr....E-42283

Also can re-sleeve a can too. Thought this was pretty cool idea, even change to carbon if I wanted... though not the cheapest way. lol
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http://store.yoshimura-rd.com/storefr....&show=y
 
After only 6 K miles , I did some mods to my exhaust . Took apart the cans and noticed that about 1/4 of the fiberglass in my D&D cans was burnt up or gone . Guess this is why the change in exhaust tones.
 
I have 16k on mine ,what do you think should I change mine ?. Im sure liking the sound though...lol
 
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