Any way to make the stock exhaust louder?

HyperstradaHopeful · February 24th, 2014, 09:53 PM

Is there anything that can be removed from the stock exhaust to make it louder? I like the look of the stock exhaust so don't want to change it and don't want to pay $1,500 for the Termigonini. Any way to make it louder/breathe easier?

jamiesk · February 25th, 2014, 08:53 AM

Remove or lock the butterfly. Its been said to "Just remove the cable"

HS821 · February 25th, 2014, 09:09 AM

There is an italian guy, who manipulated the stock exhaust to receive a louder sound.
Check Out the Result:Bearbeiteter original Auspuff Sound - YouTube

HyperstradaHopeful · February 25th, 2014, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by HS821

There is an italian guy, who manipulated the stock exhaust to receive a louder sound.
Check Out the Result:Bearbeiteter original Auspuff Sound - YouTube

Yeah, but how'd he do it?

HyperstradaHopeful · February 25th, 2014, 09:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamiesk

Remove or lock the butterfly. Its been said to "Just remove the cable"

What's the butterfly and how does one lock or remove it?

HS821 · February 25th, 2014, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by HyperstradaHopeful

Yeah, but how'd he do it?

He removed the inox cab at the end, drilled a 20mm hole and removed the insulating material through this hole

gatdammit · February 25th, 2014, 12:15 PM

There's a butterfly valve in the exhaust for either noise abatement and/or low end drive-ability. Most of the full aftermarket systems chuck this and I think they usually include an engine map update to trick the ECU to ignore it's absence.

I think there was discussion of removing the catalyst but be careful as the decibels increase exponentially when it's opened up. Being in Cali, I would be hesitant of drilling out the packing.

HyperstradaHopeful · February 25th, 2014, 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gatdammit

There's a butterfly valve in the exhaust for either noise abatement and/or low end drive-ability. Most of the full aftermarket systems chuck this and I think they usually include an engine map update to trick the ECU to ignore it's absence.

I think there was discussion of removing the catalyst but be careful as the decibels increase exponentially when it's opened up. Being in Cali, I would be hesitant of drilling out the packing.

Why does it need an updated engine map after removing the insulation from the muffler?

Also, why would you be hesitant of drilling it in Cali? My car is 10X louder than my Hyperstrada and I have never been bothered by police, if that's what you're suggesting. Well, maybe not 10x, but probably at least 3 or 4x. My car will peak at 120 decibels from 10 feet away when reving the engine at a stop. It's wicked loud and I love it. Would be kind of nice if the Ducati matched up. Kind of funny that my car is significantly louder than my motorcycle as it's usually the other way around.

zippy49 · February 26th, 2014, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by HyperstradaHopeful

Why does it need an updated engine map after removing the insulation from the muffler?

Also, why would you be hesitant of drilling it in Cali? My car is 10X louder than my Hyperstrada and I have never been bothered by police, if that's what you're suggesting. Well, maybe not 10x, but probably at least 3 or 4x. My car will peak at 120 decibels from 10 feet away when reving the engine at a stop. It's wicked loud and I love it. Would be kind of nice if the Ducati matched up. Kind of funny that my car is significantly louder than my motorcycle as it's usually the other way around.

You would get shot in my neighborhood - less sound, more ground.

gatdammit · February 26th, 2014, 03:53 PM

Well, I guess if I recall correctly, you're in San Fran. From LA south, it is a fact that they will pull a decibel meter on you and inspect for cats and resonators. And don't you have to pass a smog check?

I did loud as a kid and quickly grew out of it when I got pulled over just for being too loud. I'd much rather save the fines for when I really deserve it. And just being loud without a totally massaged motor is a quick lesson in back-pressure.

And c'mon. On a daily driver, that cherry bomb drone rattling your fillings loose at 65 gets old really fast. I do reserve the right to be obnoxiously loud if you are in a pure performance chariot that will win 9 out of 10 times off the line.

February 24th, 2014, 09:53 PM	#1
HyperstradaHopeful Senior Member Joined: Jan 2014 From: California Posts: 215	Any way to make the stock exhaust louder? Is there anything that can be removed from the stock exhaust to make it louder? I like the look of the stock exhaust so don't want to change it and don't want to pay $1,500 for the Termigonini. Any way to make it louder/breathe easier?

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February 25th, 2014, 08:53 AM	#2
jamiesk Member Joined: Aug 2013 From: Ipswich, UK Posts: 63 I Ride: Suzuki GSR600	Remove or lock the butterfly. Its been said to "Just remove the cable"

February 25th, 2014, 09:09 AM	#3
HS821 Junior Member Joined: Nov 2013 From: Germany Posts: 18	There is an italian guy, who manipulated the stock exhaust to receive a louder sound. Check Out the Result:Bearbeiteter original Auspuff Sound - YouTube

February 25th, 2014, 12:15 PM	#7
gatdammit Senior Member Joined: Mar 2013 From: Naples, IT Posts: 2,254 I Ride: 2013 White Strada	There's a butterfly valve in the exhaust for either noise abatement and/or low end drive-ability. Most of the full aftermarket systems chuck this and I think they usually include an engine map update to trick the ECU to ignore it's absence. I think there was discussion of removing the catalyst but be careful as the decibels increase exponentially when it's opened up. Being in Cali, I would be hesitant of drilling out the packing.

February 26th, 2014, 03:53 PM	#10
gatdammit Senior Member Joined: Mar 2013 From: Naples, IT Posts: 2,254 I Ride: 2013 White Strada	Well, I guess if I recall correctly, you're in San Fran. From LA south, it is a fact that they will pull a decibel meter on you and inspect for cats and resonators. And don't you have to pass a smog check? I did loud as a kid and quickly grew out of it when I got pulled over just for being too loud. I'd much rather save the fines for when I really deserve it. And just being loud without a totally massaged motor is a quick lesson in back-pressure. And c'mon. On a daily driver, that cherry bomb drone rattling your fillings loose at 65 gets old really fast. I do reserve the right to be obnoxiously loud if you are in a pure performance chariot that will win 9 out of 10 times off the line.