Exhaust conversion

Topics related to the ownership, maintenance, equipping, operation, and riding of the R1150R.

Moderator: Moderators

Post Reply
Airman
Basic User
Posts: 1109
Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:47 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: South of Seattle

Exhaust conversion

Post by Airman »

So I finally saw the light and did the DJ exhaust conversion. I had the BMW exhaust lowering kit installed with a Remus Y-pipe. Last week I was putting that new Pirelli on the rear and got to liking the looks of the open wheel. So I dragged the Cat back off the garage wall and installed it. For the tip I simply used the BMW muffler lowering pipe adapter. It's stainless and a little Scotch-Bright polished it right up. I like the sound and the looks.
Thanks DJ.
User avatar
rdsmith3
Lifer
Posts: 2632
Joined: Mon Mar 21, 2005 9:53 am
Donating Member #: 74
Location: Flanders, NJ

Post by rdsmith3 »

You put the cat converter back on?

How does the new setup sound compared to the Remus Y pipe and the factory muffler?
Bob
2002 Atlanta Blue
Lifetime Member #74
Airman
Basic User
Posts: 1109
Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:47 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: South of Seattle

Post by Airman »

rdsmith3 wrote:You put the cat converter back on?

How does the new setup sound compared to the Remus Y pipe and the factory muffler?
RD, I think I like it better. I haven't had it out on the highway, but around town it has a nice low tone to it. I don't think it's really louder. The Remus is a nice pipe. When used with the stock muffler it has an odd ring to it. A harmonic if you like. I actually think that is caused by the increased flow through stock muffler. I think with a SuperTrapp tunable muffler it would sound great and run well. There's no question of the increased heat from the CAT. I felt that immediately, but where I live heat is usually not an issue. The Remus sounds good with no muffler, but that might wear on a guy after an hour or two on the road. I don't know how the Harley guys do it. They've already gone deaf I suppose.
User avatar
beekstersocal
Lifer
Posts: 424
Joined: Sat Mar 19, 2005 10:01 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: oceanside ca

Post by beekstersocal »

love the remus sound 8)
ride it like you stole it
User avatar
gr
Basic User
Posts: 11
Joined: Mon Jul 31, 2006 10:19 am
Donating Member #: 0
Location: Germany

Forget Remus have a look at Bodis

Post by gr »

Hello together,

I changed my exhaust. I mounted a Bodis exhaust system.

Have a look at this link:

http://www.rennkuh.de/

This system sounds very well and it will increase the performance.

If you want to buy such system let me know. I want to arrange it with the dealer. Of course you can do it by your own, but if you are not sure I would help you.
kind regards (and sorry for my english)

Tief im Westen . . .(I'm German)

Gerhard
boxermania
Quadruple Lifer
Posts: 3644
Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:37 pm
Donating Member #: 312
Location: Baton Rouge, LA.....aproaching retirement

Post by boxermania »

gr

Thank you for the post. I had seen the system and liked the exhaust header....it is a beautiful system. What does it include, I thought it brings a chip as well? What does it cost in Germany?

Can you post some pics of your motorcycle with the exhaust?

Thanks,
Member #312
06 Suzuki Burgman 650 "state of flux"
79 CBX
Airman
Basic User
Posts: 1109
Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:47 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: South of Seattle

Re: Forget Remus have a look at Bodis

Post by Airman »

gr wrote:Hello together,

I changed my exhaust. I mounted a Bodis exhaust system.

Have a look at this link:

http://www.rennkuh.de/

This system sounds very well and it will increase the performance.

If you want to buy such system let me know. I want to arrange it with the dealer. Of course you can do it by your own, but if you are not sure I would help you.
I bet that sounds good.That's a mean looking y-pipe. I question their use of a GS for a test platform though, the RR would have been more appropriate. Looks like you lost the center stand though, eh ?
DJ Downunder
Honorary Lifer
Posts: 4776
Joined: Sun Mar 20, 2005 3:26 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: Melbourne

Post by DJ Downunder »

Very nice...I like it.....although it is a shame to loose the center stand.

DJ

Image
User avatar
gr
Basic User
Posts: 11
Joined: Mon Jul 31, 2006 10:19 am
Donating Member #: 0
Location: Germany

Center stand

Post by gr »

DJ Downunder wrote:Very nice...I like it.....although it is a shame to loose the center stand.

DJ

Image
Hello DJ,

you don't loose your center stand. I saw bikes with the exhaust system and a center stand. I agree with you, the center stand is very important.
kind regards (and sorry for my english)

Tief im Westen . . .(I'm German)

Gerhard
User avatar
chris
Basic User
Posts: 904
Joined: Sun Feb 26, 2006 4:30 pm
Donating Member #: 0
Location: Yorkshire UK
Contact:

Post by chris »

Hi Gerhard, looks great! AND you can stop apologising for your English, it's better than my German.. 'ein bier bitte' is all I have! :D
Chris

2011 G650GS
Photos
Post Reply