Nice exhaust mod!  I'm debating what route to go with my evo.  I like the diminutive look of this one and the comp werkes personally.

Started on cutting the bracket down and making a template out of cardboard for a new bracket (top piece)

It will sit behind what's left of the hanger and I will drill 2 holes through it on the bottom. And a hole through the round top piece which the bolt for the right side rear set will go through. I still need to grind it down to shape it up. Then it will just get painted black since its not stainless and would eventually rust.

It's not the prettiest but it works. The holes didnt drill as well as I had hoped I will eventually take the piece I made to a machine shop and have them cut me a pretty piece of stainless and i'll weld it in place of the spot I cut off the original bracket.

All in all I'm pretty much done with this part and it turned out really well.

Quote from: nickshelby500kr on May 29, 2013, 09:37:24 AM


It's not the prettiest but it works. The holes didnt drill as well as I had hoped I will eventually take the piece I made to a machine shop and have them cut me a pretty piece of stainless and i'll weld it in place of the spot I cut off the original bracket.

All in all I'm pretty much done with this part and it turned out really well.

I spy road rash Do tell...

Quote from: Stormtrooper on May 30, 2013, 08:02:09 PM
I spy road rash Do tell...

A couple months agoThere is a bunch of construction going on for the road I live off of so the roads are nasty as hell. As I was coming to the stop sign I lost my footing, and when I tried to catch myself i just slipped and fell over.

So the final test of the exhaust was still gaining the advantage of super fast wheel removal. And I would say it passed with an A-  only because it was a tight for and I had to finagle it away and out as to not scratch the wheel on the rotor.

just installed my shift-tech carbon gp stage 2 exhaust. sound is amazing and loud. only thing left to do is get a good tune to balance the fuel map now

between the modified termi and the shiftech, I like the termi due to the lower angle of the can.
i'm not into that streetfighter (style not Ducati bike) tail tail/pipe

 Boy howdy! That is one dinky little sucker!

Quote from: Raux on August 01, 2013, 03:10:41 PM
between the modified termi and the shiftech, I like the termi due to the lower angle of the can.

Yup.  The ex-BMW Termi looks great and I admire the innovation in going there in the first place too  .

I'm thinking more and more this is the way to go with my ST2R

Yea the can is pretty small. I'm not huge into the angled up exhausts. However I like the mounting system on the shift-tech better than mine. That foot peg and carbon strap is sweet.

I still need to find a buddy with a welder so I can remake the bracket out of stainless and weld it on.

Quote from: Mhanis on May 02, 2013, 07:21:42 PM
So when do I get to hear it in person?

The only way you'll ever get to hear that is in prison.

I love the look, However there is no way it is anything other than loud as hell.  Maybe not the first choice for us California riders.....

Quote from: Skybarney on August 02, 2013, 01:05:50 PM
I love the look, However there is no way it is anything other than loud as hell.  Maybe not the first choice for us California riders.....

It comes with a DB killer