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Aftermarket Exhaust 650 Maxim

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by Emaxxima, Mar 29, 2008.

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    Emaxxima New Member

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    Im looking for aftermarket mufflers for my xj650 maxim. Does anyone know any good websites where I can find something like that?
     
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    Bikebandit, Dennis Kirk, eBay are a few solutions. Jardine makes a couple of slipon systems that replace the mufflers. Mac has a couple of styles also. Other than that there really isn't much available in the US. cruzerjd
     
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    I found a pair on jcwhitney....they are straight pipes....sound and look great...pretty loud!!
     
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    Originally I had 4 into 2 exhaust on my bike. I really like the canister look, but those only come in 4 into 1. How much of a difference will it make if I go from 4 into 2 to 4 into 1. And if I go with the 4 into 1 should I upgrade to pod filters?
     
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    You can go with a 4-into-1 system without doing any mods to your carbs (ok maybe turn out the air jets a bit) and you do not have to use pod filters. I had the MAC 4-into-1 system on my bike and it ran great with no mods to the carbs at all. PD
     
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