Triumph Sprint Powermax underseat exhaust

[KingCast 650R]

I think I will sell this exhaust, it is too loud for my tastes on the repack I did yesterday. It is louder than it was a few weeks ago, it is a great-looking and quality piece though and would be a GREAT track pipe or pipe for someone who lives in more open areas.

I'm going to go to a stubby (if someone has one I will trade) so I'll let it go on the cheap, I dunno... $350.... original retail was like $1,200.

[Honclfibr]

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[Rossco]

Always liked the look of undertail pipes. GLWS!

[KingCast 650R]

Always liked the look of undertail pipes. GLWS!

Yah me too and this dang thing shines like new money. There has to be a way to get it back to the OG level, but if not thanks for the wishes.

[caddydaddy]

You could probably have baffles made. That's what others do for the 1050 pipes, like the Tridents, etc.

[KingCast 650R]

You could probably have baffles made. That's what others do for the 1050 pipes, like the Tridents, etc.

I was thinking about that -- a better baffle -- but not sure where to look. I read that the Wolf ones don't fit.

Naturally.

[Gecko]

it is too loud for my tastes on the repack I did yesterday. It is louder than it was a few weeks ago

I've had a few years experience in this when we used to be the US distributor for Renegade Exhaust which was based out of the UK. Assuming you've used the correct material, the trick to repacking an exhaust is not to pack the material in too tightly. The more material and the tighter the packing, the louder the sound will be. If its too tightly packed the sound bounces off rather than being absorbed or dampened by the packing. Of course you don't want to use too little packing either. There is a balance to be struck. GLWS

[KingCast 650R]

I've had a few years experience in this when we used to be the US distributor for Renegade Exhaust which was based out of the UK. Assuming you've used the correct material, the trick to repacking an exhaust is not to pack the material in too tightly. The more material and the tighter the packing, the louder the sound will be. If its too tightly packed the sound bounces off rather than being absorbed or dampened by the packing. Of course you don't want to use too little packing either. There is a balance to be struck. GLWS

You know what I read that, I have been googling all over the damn place and saw that. We used the FMF sheet, I'm sure it's "adequate" as you say on that side LOL but it may have been too tight. I am prepared to try it one more time before I sell, here are the before and after pics, I have not pulled the new pack out yet to see what it looks like.
http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...repacks-2.html