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Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:08 pm
by you you
logepoge1 wrote:Not much of a waste of time. I am an engineering student so wouldn't be too hard. I was just wondering first how do I do it. And second can it mess it up in anyway if I do it?

How can you know how hard it is if you don't know how to do it?

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:43 pm
by logepoge1
Not really that helpful are you, you you? I just know I wouldn't even mind if it took an hour, but it shouldn't since it took me about 45 min to remove and replace panels

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 7:55 pm
by Slickvic
logepoge1 wrote:Not really that helpful are you, you you? I just know I wouldn't even mind if it took an hour, but it shouldn't since it took me about 45 min to remove and replace panels
No panel removal required. You can remove and replace the air cleaner cover in about 5 minutes. And pay no attention to to peanut gallery hecklers.

Other than what I have stated before, there is no real performance gain.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 7:56 pm
by logepoge1
Didnt say panel removal required. Just said even that doesn't take long with the right tools. Which what tools do I need?

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 7:59 pm
by Slickvic
logepoge1 wrote:Didnt say panel removal required. Just said even that doesn't take long with the right tools. Which what tools do I need?
Oh sorry. You can remove the cover using only a phillips head screw driver.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 8:59 pm
by logepoge1
Sweet. Raining right now(all the recent Colorado rain is now heading this way) so will wait since it will be raining from now through the weekend

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 3:35 pm
by logepoge1
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this what I remove?

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 4:48 pm
by you you
logepoge1 wrote:Is
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this what I remove?
Retards and doorknobs

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 5:45 pm
by Pcxdemon
logepoge1 wrote:Is
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this what I remove?
Yes...

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 5:50 pm
by logepoge1
I can notice a bit sound difference. Has more of a bass deep throaty sound if they makes sense

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:50 pm
by prenders88
Slickvic wrote:I smell an entrepreneurial opportunity. Unfortunately that person is not me. :(

Indeed Sir, most of the aftermarket parts are made in Thailand and Japan.
Even here in Udon Thani NE Thailand there are no dedicated PCX mod shops that can supply and fit.
EVERYTHING has to ordered from Bangkok or Chonburi. Anyone opening a PCX mod shop here would make a killing.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 8:38 am
by ScooterCommuter
I just ordered the Leo Vince GP Corsa exhaust from Speed Addict Cycles in California. Looks like Leo Vince is the only aftermarket exhaust for the pcx available from a USA source. I will let you blokes know how it turns out on my pcx 150. Hopefully I will receive and install it in about a week. Cheers.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 4:46 pm
by ScooterCommuter
Slickvic wrote:
Leethal88 wrote: I want something louder not like a fart can but something so other motorists can hear me...
Well you could start by taking the snorkel out of the inside of the air cleaner cover. It slides right out. Mine sounds more cycle like and not like a backup generator motor. :lol:
@Slickvic: I read somewhere (on a different forum about a different moto) that removing the snorkel leans the air/fuel mix and can make the bike run too hot or overheat; I am assuming Honda's EFI system automatically adjusts for this. Is that your experience with the Hondas you have modded this way, or have you ever noticed them running hot? Thanks for the info.
I am thinking about removing the snorkel in addition to the exaust I am about to swap out. Cheers!

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 10:03 pm
by logepoge1
ScooterCommuter wrote:
Slickvic wrote:
Leethal88 wrote: I want something louder not like a fart can but something so other motorists can hear me...
Well you could start by taking the snorkel out of the inside of the air cleaner cover. It slides right out. Mine sounds more cycle like and not like a backup generator motor. :lol:
@Slickvic: I read somewhere (on a different forum about a different moto) that removing the snorkel leans the air/fuel mix and can make the bike run too hot or overheat; I am assuming Honda's EFI system automatically adjusts for this. Is that your experience with the Hondas you have modded this way, or have you ever noticed them running hot? Thanks for the info.
I am thinking about removing the snorkel in addition to the exaust I am about to swap out. Cheers!
I haven't noticed any overheating but my daily commute is 1-2 miles

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 1:04 pm
by jkhawaii
logepoge1 wrote:I can notice a bit sound difference. Has more of a bass deep throaty sound if they makes sense
is that rubber intake tube just a extension? or is there a restrictor in it? as long as there is no restrictor in it, the bike would have more mid range and low end power in theory due to the longer intake runner.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 1:11 pm
by logepoge1
jkhawaii wrote:
logepoge1 wrote:I can notice a bit sound difference. Has more of a bass deep throaty sound if they makes sense
is that rubber intake tube just a extension? or is there a restrictor in it? as long as there is no restrictor in it, the bike would have more mid range and low end power in theory due to the longer intake runner.
I notice no difference in power

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 4:12 pm
by sendler2112
ScooterCommuter wrote:I just ordered the Leo Vince GP Corsa exhaust
Can you cancel the order? The Corsa will be ridiculously loud for street use.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 4:14 pm
by sendler2112
I just drilled the stock muffler to let more of the noise out and reduce back pressure.
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Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 6:14 pm
by Slickvic
The EFI system can handle a wide range of air/fuel ratios.
I would like to read where that is not the case. Pcxdemon has done lots of testing.

Re: Anyone in the US using an aftermarket exhaust for the 15

Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 8:59 pm
by ScooterCommuter
Can you cancel the order? The Corsa will be ridiculously loud for street use.
-Sendler 2112

Can't cancel. It is due to arrive tomorrow. I am hoping for just this side of "ridiculously loud".
I wouldn't mind 3 times louder, but I don't want pulled-over-by-the-cops loud.
I guess we'll see what happens when I bolt it on.