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Good priced Yoshis

21 posts · Started by rob1botes · 07 Jan 2011

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I paid $680.00 for mine at my local dealer, but I get a pretty deep discount. Cost for the dealer is around $610.00 or so. That is a good price. Plus I love them, they are hideously loud combined with a motohooligan airbox.

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Yup, they is luvery!!

spud

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How hot do those yoshis get?

Are they carbon sleeves over metal cans?
Are they as loud as the akras ?

This is the 1st time ive had a set of akras i have always gone for the yoshis cans
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there is one video i found on youtube, not the greatest show of sound, but it will give u an idea.

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Ok, so I received the new Yoshi's in the mail yesterday. I have to say I am really impressed with the quality of the cans. The welding is beautiful and the cans fit and finish is like a piece of jewelry. I cant wait to mount them this weekend...not that I will be able to ride with the 2.5 feet of snow we have on the ground.

As a technical aside, I have always been of the opinion that any fuel injected bike does not need to be remapped when fitted with a slip on exhaust as long as no changes are made on the intake. The ecu should be able to correct foe the increased flow as long as the airbox is not gulping any additional air.

Anyone else have thoughts on this?
Exactly - I've not remapped 'cos the standard bike runs well rich and all the pipes do is take it down to just rich

Enjoy!

spud
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