All depends on how much money you're willing to spend. Type slip on in the search bar and set aside 10 hours to read about all the different ones.
That about sums it up! The "best" exhaust means different things to different people.All depends on how much money you're willing to spend. Type slip on in the search bar and set aside 10 hours to read about all the different ones.
The M4 GP looks and sounds like poop. The Graves is top quality, looks great, and sounds nice. Very similar to the M4 Street Slayer.Did some research and I am thinking M4 GP or Graves..... any comments?? or suggestions...
The Street Slayer is on par with the Graves, but a bit cheaper. Not the GP, the Street Slayer. M4 makes 3 different exhausts for it.Thanks bro, I was leaning towards the Graves anyways, looks awesome, not cheap...lol
Thanks bro, I was leaning towards the Graves anyways, looks awesome, not cheap...lol
The material in which the exhaust is made is only one reason why you'd upgrade to a full system.I believe my 2016 KRT has a Titanium exhaust so after the Graves slip on there is not much more to doThanks.
Don't the full systems that are a 4-2-1 provide more torque at 7.5k to red-line over the stock 4-1 setup?The material in which the exhaust is made is only one reason why you'd upgrade to a full system.
You usually see decent midrange gains from a full system which is exactly where the gen4/5 seem to be weak.Don't the full systems that are a 4-2-1 provide more torque at 7.5k to red-line over the stock 4-1 setup?
Speaking with the engineer at Graves who developed the gen 4 and gen 5 full system..he said the big gains in the mid range over the stock gen 5 header was pairing cylinders 1and4 2and3 the opposite of the stock header. For sure the mid range is incredibly impressive improvement over the stock header. Dyno graphs are nice but what you feel in the seat of your pants when you ride it is amazingDon't the full systems that are a 4-2-1 provide more torque at 7.5k to red-line over the stock 4-1 setup?
Graves sent us a full system to test at 2WheelDynoworks...we tested head to head to the Hindle system, and the Graves made bout 5+ more torque and HP #s off the bottom up to bout 6,000 rpms...then it start balanced out being comparative by about 7,500 RPMs, no doubt they found some bottom end power. The Hindle made about 5 more compared to stock header and slip on so that Graves is about 10 more compared to a stock header with slip on...Speaking with the engineer at Graves who developed the gen 4 and gen 5 full system..he said the big gains in the mid range over the stock gen 5 header was pairing cylinders 1and4 2and3 the opposite of the stock header. For sure the mid range is incredibly impressive improvement over the stock header. Dyno graphs are nice but what you feel in the seat of your pants when you ride it is amazing![]()
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