Apologies are all mine...

[tsanterre]

For all you people who are sick of answering exhaust questions...

And, YES I have done a search and came up with minimal results...

Here's the question... M4...slip on...any / all relevant input welcome.

I realize the Akra / Arata / Arrow / Sato are proabably some of the best out there, but I don't have $700 to drop on a slip-on. And most likely if I'm going to drop that kinda cash I'll go the whole way and buy a full system.

I'm looking to spend around $400 and get something of decent quality / sound / fit ('07 1000rr).

You can grab an m4 with titanium canister AND titanium midpipe for $400 from indysuperbike.com

SO...anybody know anything about them...or is it more like "if you're only going to spend $300 - $400 they are all the same" type deal...??

90% of my riding is on the street although i do hope to do more track days in the future (after ive saved money and have some cash flow for all the goodies)

[butcher bergs]

Yoshimura

Backed by stellar customer service.


FWIW, at the end of the day a 3 inch hole is a 3 inch hole. Point is, what exhaust do YOU prefer?

[tsanterre]

Yoshimura

Backed by stellar customer service.


FWIW, at the end of the day a 3 inch hole is a 3 inch hole. Point is, what exhaust do YOU prefer?

True that...and at the end of the day I will def. go with what I prefer.

After some education though...what I prefer might change... or maybe not...

[tsanterre]

Anybody else have any experience / input?

[JohnnyV]

Dual outlet carbon fiber Jardine RT-One looks the balls and they sound great

[BLACK SQUIRREL]

I have had M4/ Leo Vince/ Hindle

All A+

[Jim]

FWIW, at the end of the day a 3 inch hole is a 3 inch hole.

giggity

[tsanterre]

Dual outlet carbon fiber Jardine RT-One looks the balls and they sound great

any problems with the rear brake reservoir being too close?