Ok, so I completed this on MGX21 and for people trying to follow these steps: 1) You need a milwaukee "CARBIDE" 3.5" and not what's shown 2) Parked revving sounds clean no pops or backfires but the minute you ride, on deceleration there are plenty of those on any gear. 3) You get a nasty turbulence ear ringing sound in your helmet requiring to wear ear plugs. Would I advise on going through this method? Maybe, temporarily until you're ready to fork out $1200 plus for a decent real exhaust system...otherwise I'd leave it stock
I took the entire mufflers off my 2016 Eldorado. I replaced them with 42 inch fish tail pipes. I tried running strait pipes but it was just too loud. I installed 4 inch baffles to quiet it down but it's still pretty loud. The pipes, baffles and hangers only cost a little over $300.00
Is it not bad for your engine when there is not exhaust resistance? I hear from pros all the time after you remove exhaust you got to adjust fuel intake and electronics or something.
I got the same exact blade to cut it and it didn't budge instead shaved all the teeth? I wish you'd show the process I really wonder how I'm having such an issue with it
So I attempted to do this to my bike with great success it sounds like it woke up a sleeping Lion 🦁 I sanded all the rough edges and painted it with a high temp flat paint looks brand new 👍🏽
Yeah sound it's awesome I love my bike it's so different and unique. I think performer it's a little better. I didn't ride much because it's cold in PA. Thanks
Such perverse nonsense to destroy the original exhaust. Now the Mgx sounds like a Chinese lawn tractor. Some people should be forbidden to buy Moto Guzzis.
Ok, so I completed this on MGX21 and for people trying to follow these steps:
1) You need a milwaukee "CARBIDE" 3.5" and not what's shown
2) Parked revving sounds clean no pops or backfires but the minute you ride, on deceleration there are plenty of those on any gear.
3) You get a nasty turbulence ear ringing sound in your helmet requiring to wear ear plugs.
Would I advise on going through this method? Maybe, temporarily until you're ready to fork out $1200 plus for a decent real exhaust system...otherwise I'd leave it stock
I took the entire mufflers off my 2016 Eldorado. I replaced them with 42 inch fish tail pipes. I tried running strait pipes but it was just too loud. I installed 4 inch baffles to quiet it down but it's still pretty loud. The pipes, baffles and hangers only cost a little over $300.00
Is it not bad for your engine when there is not exhaust resistance? I hear from pros all the time after you remove exhaust you got to adjust fuel intake and electronics or something.
I got the same exact blade to cut it and it didn't budge instead shaved all the teeth? I wish you'd show the process I really wonder how I'm having such an issue with it
Can you do a drive by so we can hear it
Very awesome, sounds better then an aftermarket exhaust and way cheaper.
Any fueling or backfiring issues? Did you add some fuel management stuff to it? Sweet bike btw
So I attempted to do this to my bike with great success it sounds like it woke up a sleeping Lion 🦁 I sanded all the rough edges and painted it with a high temp flat paint looks brand new 👍🏽
What's it like while riding? I'd love to hear it.
Didn't expect so much sh*t inside that exhaust haha.
Can you give us an update on the exhaust? Any problems? And how about a drive by video?
no problem so far
any lights on the dash after the debaffle?
no I don't have any problem I'm getting a little bit more power
Nice Sound now !! How do you like the bike overall ? Did you notice any difference in the performance ? Thanks
Yeah sound it's awesome I love my bike it's so different and unique. I think performer it's a little better. I didn't ride much because it's cold in PA. Thanks
@@martinm572 I love Guzzis
Such perverse nonsense to destroy the original exhaust. Now the Mgx sounds like a Chinese lawn tractor. Some people should be forbidden to buy Moto Guzzis.
I agree maybe a pair of aftermarket slip on pipes instead of destruction of original, sounds terrible.
Nonsense sounds much better!