? for Yoshimura users

[jeremy]

I just put on my new yoshi pipe & was wandering how many of you use the extra baffle that they give you?

[chrisx2]

I did. It's loud enough with it installed. Depends on your local police/regulations also....and how much you care about your neighbours... just try it on and off....

[kat_pilot750]

I usually fire up at 5:15 am and go for late night rides, so typically I leave it in. But with it out, it sounds siiiiiiiiick. I do notice more pronounced vibrations passing through 7k rpm with it out but other than that the only other thing i've noticed is the big grin on my face hearing it

[jeremy]

Thanks guys,I am going to put it in tonight & try it.

[hardlydangerous]

better torque and power with it in....

I prefer the sound withit out but prefer the power curcve with it in.

[jetmerritt]

Umm, anybody got any pics? I have a RS-3 that I picked up used. It isn't obnoxiously loud so I figure:
A. Its in there
B. The RS-3 doesn't apply?

[jeremy]

I think all rs-3 yoshis came new with the baffle.

[6Kat]

Well if my yoshi has a baffle, i dont think it can come out. There isnt anything to pull out unless i gut it. Its loud enough anyway so i wouldnt want to take mine out even if i could.

[STULER]

6 kat, looks like u have a pre, which i dont think came with a baffle/silencer... the RS-3 new came with a baffle. look inside the end of your exhaust. there should either be : a. two holes where bolts go in or b. two bolts holding the baffle in. If u just have bolts holding nothing in, the baffle is not in there. there is a HUGE difference when you take the baffle out.... i LOVE the sound when i go on short rides, but when i got more than 100 miles, i put it in. it screams when the baffles in, more like howls when the baffles out. i like the throatier howl better. so i keep myne out

[6Kat]

Ill have to check when I get up later.

[PAIN]

Baffle in, no jet kit. Sounds great!
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[STULER]

You cant tell from that picture that the silencer is in. i think he wanted to see a pic of the pipe looking into the exhaust