Custom Spaghetti's with sound clips

Here's my page about the custom spaghetti's with sound
clips!

http://www.geocities.com/edwyun/spaghetti.html

enjoy

Oh, man, why'd you have to post that? Luscious...I actually got goosebumps. So, can I talk you into sharing your investment? And (not that it matters after hearing it) what kinds of gains did you see on the dyno?

Awesome! He does beautiful work!

Very nice pipe work. I think your bike sounds better than most superbikes.
Is your bike stock color? I thought all FEs were silver.

Thanks all.

I did dyno the system, but due to high humidity, the numbers are a bit suspect. Plus, I installed the dual FCR's at the same time and only got to dyno the low mount system, which apparently doesn't flow as much as the high mounts. Even so, I got about 4hp. Will be doing a another dyno with both low and high mounts soon.

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Is your bike stock color? I thought all FEs were silver.</TD></TR></TABLE>

At 3000rpm, the sound meter read 104dB.

Yeah, all FE's are silver but I like the red better.

Hey Edwyun, guess what you STINK
I only wish mine sounded like that!!!

Well, it goes like STINK too!

someone please hand me a tissue...

Awesome.

[edwyun]

Originally Posted by Guest

what kinds of gains did you see on the dyno?

Dynoed the system and here are the results (all in SAE, although the dynos are taken on different dynos and of course on different dates):

BEFORE: OEM Mikuni carbs, Dynojet stage II, BMC airfilter with perforated airbox cover, 944HC Pistal pistons, BCM mild head porting, lightened flywheel, OEM headers, Termi slipons, = 82.1 HP and 68.5 ft-lbs torque.

AFTER: same as above but with 41mm FCR's and the custom spaghetti's = 85.8 HP and 75.1 ft-lbs torque.

Deltas: +3.7HP and 6.6ft-lbs torque.

But what you can't see in these numbers is that with the spaghetti's/FCR's, the "brickwall" that the 2V engine hits above 7500 RPM is much less and HP tapers off less.

Nice for a non-SSie 2Vduc.

[Califblue]

Edward, I have to know how $$$ for the complete system w/high cans?

[edwyun]

I think the exact cost depends on the cost of materials - contact Doug at ARC Fabrication at srrenn@metrocast.net or call BCM.

But, it is much much less than the approx. $3000 USD Termi wants for their full spaghetti system.