tjbubb007

i was thinking of purchasing a racing beat header then go with a straight pipe or presilencer back to two Yoshimura RS-3 mufflers. does any body have experience with running streetbike exhaust on a rotary or is this just out of the question.

RRTEC

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Why? That would be rediculously expensive.... Plus what are the gains? It would look like ***, and god knows what it would sound like.

tjbubb007

i ran one my miata and it sounded sweet. it had a low rumble to it and ive never heard anything like it. wanted to run them on my fc

Force Fed

Never heard of those mufflers, got a link?

tjbubb007

http://www.yoshimura-rd.com/sportbikexhaust06.asp

tjbubb007

i still havent removed the emmisions, but those are going out the window when i put in my new exhaust

YaNi

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It looks like those mufflers are packed with fiberglass, they may not last long.

FCKing1995

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I agree. They might sound ok, but for how long. Id bet they would be burned out within a week if that long. Rotaries have higher exhaust temps than most engines.

tjbubb007

that was one of the concerns i had. i did some research and have found that they use steel wool as a there packing material. they do recommend repacking there mufflers every 10K miles on a street bike and i know they can produce some extreme temps. i often ran mine untill my pipes began to turn red on my R6 and they held up to the heat.

671_p5

Lol do you have clips of the miata? Those exhaust would look extremely weird on a car, but who knows have fun. Make sure a clip goes up if you get it in

LAN

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Here's my bike with yoshi



Here's a clip --of the bike.. of course, it sounds good on a sports bike, but I want to hear it on your rotary...perhaps it will sound similar to the rotary bike? hehe

Click here to watch SuzukiGsxrYoshimura

JSmith0101

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Dude, that ****'s gonna be loud.