After-Market Exhaust

[Big-D]

I am looking at changing the stock exhaust and putting something on to allow a little more sound. Lets face it, with the stock exhaust, the FJR cannot be heard much at all. And while adding an after market exhaust, I guess a PCIII will be in order also.

My questions are; (1) Which set of Slip-On's would have the highest recommendation (keeping the stainless steel look) and (2) would adding the exhaust and/or the PCIII void out the factory warranty?

 

[Bike Effects]

I am looking at changing the stock exhaust and putting something on to allow a little more sound. Lets face it, with the stock exhaust, the FJR cannot be heard much at all. And while adding an after market exhaust, I guess a PCIII will be in order also.
My questions are; (1) Which set of Slip-On's would have the highest recommendation (keeping the stainless steel look) and (2) would adding the exhaust and/or the PCIII void out the factory warranty?

If you want the shiny look, your choices are limited. This is a popular choice:

Staintune at Bike Effects

No warranty problems.

See discount information link below.

 

[Bounce]

Not pushing anything I sell but my D&Ds have been holding up well since I first reviewed them.

https://www.fjr-tips.org/mods/cans/cans.html

once good thing about the FJR (or bad depending on your view) is that the cat/con means that any slip on can pretty much use any of the slip on PC3 maps out there. the cat/con is the constriction instead of the muffler so slip ons all appear about the same to the PC3 until you do a whole exhause swap with a cat/con delete.

 

[quicksilver]

Yep, my D&Ds are also standing up to the test of time.

They are also one of the cheapest options out there. (notice mine have the stainless look )

There are several maps available.

I've been running a custom map I created by merging Wally's Smooth map with the std D&D map.

(cleaned up a little roughness at idle and reduced cold decel popping)

Several others look good though.

Remus is hot, Two brothers look hot too. I like the blue flame.

Holeshot must be considered. Dale might be the best FJR exhaust tuner out there.

Staintune is a popular high end model.

Lots and lots of options.

 

[scubatech]

I bought some Leo Vinces from Jeff at Bike Effects and they sound better than the other systems I have tried.Quality is top shelf.

Ken.

 

[RiderCoach Lar]

I'm partial to Holeshot cans. Sound is exceptional, quality is first rate and service is second to none.

It's my understanding that only if the aftermarket exhaust and/or the PCIII are the CAUSE of a problem, do they void your warranty.

 

[LALAW9]

I bought some Leo Vinces from Jeff at Bike Effects and they sound better than the other systems I have tried.Quality is top shelf.
Ken.

I would like to know if your M.P.G. has changed????

 

[LALAW9]

Not pushing anything I sell but my D&Ds have been holding up well since I first reviewed them.
https://www.fjr-tips.org/mods/cans/cans.html

once good thing about the FJR (or bad depending on your view) is that the cat/con means that any slip on can pretty much use any of the slip on PC3 maps out there. the cat/con is the constriction instead of the muffler so slip ons all appear about the same to the PC3 until you do a whole exhause swap with a cat/con delete.

Has your M.P.G. changed much and how????

 

[Dave in NJ]

I put Holeshots on in June and they sound and look great.

No PC and it's running fine.

 

[OGRE]

I have the Holeshot full system, PCIII, Aibox mod (cdog style)... I'm going to get a custom tune at some point in the near future. I average about 38 MPG I was averaging 41-42 before the mods... on a long cruise I got 52 MPG, with few stops and little heavy throttle.

 

[FJRMGM]

Leo Vince aluminum slip-ons and no PC III - mileage in mid to uppper 40's and low 50's on trips.

Very good tone from them

 

[scubatech]

I bought some Leo Vinces from Jeff at Bike Effects and they sound better than the other systems I have tried.Quality is top shelf.
Ken.

I would like to know if your M.P.G. has changed????

Ijust saw your question. I don't think so. I rarely ever check it,but on my trip through Canada The bike was getting 52-54 mpg,consistently. My 2005 was the same way with the Holeshots on it. I 've never had either bike do worse than 46mpg.