Thank u 🙏. After this video I figured I’d try it and if it didn’t work I’d buy the new kit I wanted for almost $1000.00 but I was more than satisfied with the results and now I have a little extra Christmas 💰
That's awesome that you described your height and your weight. Cuz I'm 6 ft 2 and 300 lb, so is this bike comfortable? Buy my first bike, I want to make sure I'm making the right decision. Thank you for your response
So you just pop out the plug and leave it in there? I'm a little bit confused. Do you take that muffler off to pull the plug through the part where clamps on to the rest of the exhaust?
If u use a big enough pipe it’ll punch knock loose the spot welds of the plate and push the pipe through another 4 inches a few times and no muffler removal literally just like I showed u will feel it and see it if u have a flashlight once it’s done
@@MainelyFishing1 but what I'm saying is, you're punching something through towards the front of the bike. And you're punching through you just leave in there? Or are you just punching a hole through a thin piece of metal? In the video it made it sound like you were pushing a plug out of a hole
@@vinniemadrox It looks like in this video the metal bar he uses punches a hole through the baffle - i.e. doesn't knock it out - but I can't be sure. Worst case you could always take off the muffler and shake out a loose piece of metal - I was looking to drill mine out but the metal hole saw + extension starts to get expensive for a one-time use thing.
I had a v star 650 that someone removed the baffles on and after I owned it for A few months it started to act under powered and sputter and sound weird after about a month but with the 950 is fuel injected there was no change in the bike at all if you completely remove the baffles it might but as for my experience it didn’t change anything engine wise
The only problem is that it's an one-way mod meaning that you cannot revert it. I owned a Virago 535 which suffers the very same issue (the only way of removing the mufflers is by BREAKING it with a chisel). I am getting a VStar 950 and was in the hope that it had a removable muffler just like 99% of motorcycles. I really don't know what's wrong with Yamaha.
It takes a few solid whacks with pipe or bar and a 🔨 shine a light down to check as I did press the bar firmly against it before hitting so it absorbs more force i found that a 2lb sledge hammer works best
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Thank u 🙏. After this video I figured I’d try it and if it didn’t work I’d buy the new kit I wanted for almost $1000.00 but I was more than satisfied with the results and now I have a little extra Christmas 💰
Thanks man I was gonna buy some expensive slip ones so I tried this first very impressed with the results
These bikes feel like a perfect fit for me I did the exhaust mod loved the sound difference thx for ur information
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🤩 so hlad I found this video before making a decision that is insane how beautiful she sounds after doing this wow thanks sir
I have the Vance Hines chrome long shots, works well sounds impressive
Awesome man thanks for sharing the info and saving a few of us the cash ola on slipons
That’s a sexy bike and great mod sounds good 👌
Nice bike
Is this a 2015? How do you like it I'm looking to buy a pre-owned 2015 with 9000 MI
@@firstinlastout No its a 2013 great bike lots of power for a 950 and a super comfortable ride. One of my favorite motorcycles
That's awesome that you described your height and your weight. Cuz I'm 6 ft 2 and 300 lb, so is this bike comfortable? Buy my first bike, I want to make sure I'm making the right decision. Thank you for your response
Are you just knocking out that honeycomb piece?
Yes
The seat is the first thing to replace, it’s awful.
I don’t mind it for shorter rides but definitely could use a better seat
So you just pop out the plug and leave it in there? I'm a little bit confused. Do you take that muffler off to pull the plug through the part where clamps on to the rest of the exhaust?
If u use a big enough pipe it’ll punch knock loose the spot welds of the plate and push the pipe through another 4 inches a few times and no muffler removal literally just like I showed u will feel it and see it if u have a flashlight once it’s done
@@MainelyFishing1 but what I'm saying is, you're punching something through towards the front of the bike. And you're punching through you just leave in there? Or are you just punching a hole through a thin piece of metal? In the video it made it sound like you were pushing a plug out of a hole
@@vinniemadrox It looks like in this video the metal bar he uses punches a hole through the baffle - i.e. doesn't knock it out - but I can't be sure. Worst case you could always take off the muffler and shake out a loose piece of metal - I was looking to drill mine out but the metal hole saw + extension starts to get expensive for a one-time use thing.
Does that change the compression tho?
I had a v star 650 that someone removed the baffles on and after I owned it for A few months it started to act under powered and sputter and sound weird after about a month but with the 950 is fuel injected there was no change in the bike at all if you completely remove the baffles it might but as for my experience it didn’t change anything engine wise
The only problem is that it's an one-way mod meaning that you cannot revert it. I owned a Virago 535 which suffers the very same issue (the only way of removing the mufflers is by BREAKING it with a chisel). I am getting a VStar 950 and was in the hope that it had a removable muffler just like 99% of motorcycles. I really don't know what's wrong with Yamaha.
So true
I tried breaking it it won’t break! I don’t know what to do! Help please?
It takes a few solid whacks with pipe or bar and a 🔨 shine a light down to check as I did press the bar firmly against it before hitting so it absorbs more force i found that a 2lb sledge hammer works best
@@MainelyFishing1 thank you
Nice ideals make a new in depth video for us less mechanically inclined folks lol