Quiet aftermarket muffler

[Prof J]

I'm wondering what users of aftermarket cans think are the more 'quieter' cans?

I'm pretty hard of hearing and want the most quiet aftermarket I can find. I do use and have various ear plugs, and my current focus is on the most quiet can.

Thank you.

[PhukDD]

I noticed no noise increase with the akrapovic slipon until I cut the cat off.

[JustinP]

After researching this myself I went with the Yoshi alpha. Super quiet even without the low volume insert.

Also, I think it looks great.

[Clintr79]

After researching this myself I went with the Yoshi alpha. Super quiet even without the low volume insert.

Also, I think it looks great.


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Is the slip on the only mod you have done?

I am wanting to change exhaust mainly for looks and do like the looks I already changed to the sprint filter

Don’t really want to tune ecu yet

[vcyclenut]

any slip on that has a db killer in it will be pretty quite with the catalyst still in place

[JustinP]

After researching this myself I went with the Yoshi alpha. Super quiet even without the low volume insert.

Also, I think it looks great.


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Is the slip on the only mod you have done?

I am wanting to change exhaust mainly for looks and do like the looks I already changed to the sprint filter

Don’t really want to tune ecu yet

Yes, just the slip-on so for. And I'll be doing the ECU flash tune soon - just the lowest power tune.

[Prof J]

Yes, just the slip-on so for. And I'll be doing the ECU flash tune soon - just the lowest power tune.

Justin, does the Yoshimura interfere with panier?

[JustinP]

Yes, just the slip-on so for. And I'll be doing the ECU flash tune soon - just the lowest power tune.

Justin, does the Yoshimura interfere with panier?

It doesn't. At the end of this video you can see how it looks with panniers.

[HouTexH2SX]

+1 for the Yoshi Carbon can. Looks great and sounds better as well. As stated, no problem with the panniers although it sure sits close to the rim (no issues though).

[JustinP]

The other thing to remember is that the bulk of the baffling on these bikes is done in the "toaster" underneath. So any slip-on with decent baffling is going to be fairly quiet.