From: Alix on 12 Jul 2008 00:45 Just purchased a '96 Yamaha TRX850. It's a very nice bike but the stock mufflers make it sound pretty lame. What's a good brand of muffler that will bring out the rumble? (Yes I know it's Japanese but some of us have kids and a morgage so the best we can do is pretend it's an Italian twin).
From: Andrew McKenna on 12 Jul 2008 01:05 Alix wrote: > Just purchased a '96 Yamaha TRX850. It's a very nice bike but the stock > mufflers make it sound pretty lame. > What's a good brand of muffler that will bring out the rumble? (Yes I > know it's Japanese but some of us have kids and a morgage so the best we > can do is pretend it's an Italian twin). You mean apart from, say, Akrapovic, D&D or Staintune: http://www.staintune.com.au/exhausts/yamaha/Yamaha%20TRX%20850.htm HTH -- Regards Andrew
From: Nev.. on 12 Jul 2008 01:22 Alix wrote: > Just purchased a '96 Yamaha TRX850. It's a very nice bike but the stock > mufflers make it sound pretty lame. > What's a good brand of muffler that will bring out the rumble? (Yes I > know it's Japanese but some of us have kids and a morgage so the best we > can do is pretend it's an Italian twin). I still can't believe there's still a TRX850 out there with the stock mufflers. Nev.. '07 XB12X
From: justAL on 12 Jul 2008 03:00 A full Over race system. You'd be doing a dis-service with any other brand. justAL "Alix" <dontbotherreplyinghere(a)bigpond.com> wrote in message news:aGWdk.18952$IK1.385(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au... > Just purchased a '96 Yamaha TRX850. It's a very nice bike but the stock > mufflers make it sound pretty lame. > What's a good brand of muffler that will bring out the rumble? (Yes I know > it's Japanese but some of us have kids and a morgage so the best we can do > is pretend it's an Italian twin).
From: Alix on 12 Jul 2008 03:20
Nev.. wrote: > Alix wrote: >> Just purchased a '96 Yamaha TRX850. It's a very nice bike but the >> stock mufflers make it sound pretty lame. >> What's a good brand of muffler that will bring out the rumble? (Yes I >> know it's Japanese but some of us have kids and a morgage so the best >> we can do is pretend it's an Italian twin). > > I still can't believe there's still a TRX850 out there with the stock > mufflers. > > Nev.. > '07 XB12X It's a second hand import - '96 model 17,000km on the clock but looks very different to the Australian model - brembo brakes, bigger carbs and Marchesini wheels. Euro style white faced instruments (still with Yamaha logos on them), red bike with white frame but different decals. It seems the Japs went a little further to replicate the Italian look in their local release of the bike but restrictions still prevented the sports exhaust. |