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Carbon Mivv Suonos Installed

17 posts · Started by cbecker33 · 31 Aug 2010

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Post 1 by cbecker33,

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I installed a nice new set of carbon Mivv Suono cans over the weekend (thanks ).


The pros:

They looks awesome, I love the matte carbon look and outrageous shape.
Went on easy enough.
The SOUND

The cons:

I don't like the black look on a black bike.
The SOUND


In all seriousness, they are awesome pipes and sound like a Superduke should.


-Chris

PS anyone want to buy some good as new Suonos with under 20 miles on them? I'll give you a good price

$999.00 - A deal! ()

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Post 5 by bic_bicknell,

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Wicked!

Post 6 by cbecker33,

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Aw man. They look so much better than the Evos!! Love 'em.

But I think I'm stuck with these Evos 'cos of the large diameter of the Ti full system - these Evos are the full race diameter and any other normal slip-ons won't fit on without making special reduction pieces and that would defeat the objective of large diameter down pipes.

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Post 8 by cbecker33,

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They do look good, I may even prefer them over the Yoshi's, but I think the Mivvs are too loud.

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