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Exhaust for 2007 gsxr 600
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Posted: 03/23/08
10:13 AM
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Thinking that I might wont to replace factory with after market just for soung reasons only. I don't know what would be the best to go with. I like the sound of the two brothers but not the look, a Bruce exhaust but haven't much about them any input would be great
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gsxr600
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Posted: 03/28/08
03:48 PM
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yashimura is the best in my opinion either get the full system or the slip they both look and sound great.
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kcpahal
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Posted: 03/29/08
12:58 PM
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JUST PUT THE TWO BROTHERS ALUMINUM SLIP ON MY 600 GIXXER THIS WEEK AND LOVE THE LOOK AND SOUND. NOT TO MENTION THE WEIGHT REDUCTION SEEMS TO MAKE THE HANDLING A LITTLE QUICKER. LITTLE BUT OF RESONANCE THO WILL BE ADDING THE POWERTIP NEXT WEEK, ITS SUPPOSED TO CUT 2-3 DB AND IMPROVE PERFORMANCE.
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Posted: 03/31/08
06:32 PM
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I like the deep throaty sound of the Micron GP pipe. That's what I have on my GXSR600k6.
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Geesxara
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Posted: 04/14/08
09:32 AM
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Yoshimura works hand in hand with Suzuki & their racing production, they even go to the windtunnel with the factory when designing their bodyworks, this is a no brainer for most people, not to mention they are Suzuki's main team in AMA. POWER & Sound
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Geesxara
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Posted: 04/14/08
09:35 AM
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P.S. don't get carbon fiber pipes, they wont last in the long run & fall apart & look crappy after weathering, mines titanium, though stainless & aluminum are good also
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gsxr600
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Posted: 05/08/08
11:56 PM
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after talking to a lot of biker's around regarding exhaust.they all recomend the yashimura exhaust.it looks great and sound real good..that's what im installing on my gsxrk7.
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