Post by horen2tas on Jan 11, 2013 11:50:59 GMT -5
RB asked about the exhaust on my Twoie:
That exhaust looks great. Where did you get it?
How does it sound? Thanks RB
Hi RB thanks for the compliments.
It was custom built by the previous owner Steve Striharsky who very unfortunately passed away 2 1/2 years ago.
Although I never met him there's no doubt Steve was a Master at most all he did, including this twoie and everything on it, besides being loved and admired by all who came in contact with him.
The pipes are made of stainless in about four sections per side and joined in the center. Baffles were added at the exits for when Kathy rode with him, otherwise when removed the sound was deafening and deep -- I drive in Fl with no baffles so geezers can hear me in case they don't see me.
There's also spark plugs mounted on either side of the exits and Steve had a micro-switch on the gearshift wired to two coils in the back and from what I heard he'd let go every now and then. Kathy his childhood sweetheart said he spent a lot of time in the principals office.
Here's a picture of the set-up when I had it off for some repairs:
Hope this brings you up to speed and answers your question.
Good luck
Mike Horen
That exhaust looks great. Where did you get it?
How does it sound? Thanks RB
Hi RB thanks for the compliments.
It was custom built by the previous owner Steve Striharsky who very unfortunately passed away 2 1/2 years ago.
Although I never met him there's no doubt Steve was a Master at most all he did, including this twoie and everything on it, besides being loved and admired by all who came in contact with him.
The pipes are made of stainless in about four sections per side and joined in the center. Baffles were added at the exits for when Kathy rode with him, otherwise when removed the sound was deafening and deep -- I drive in Fl with no baffles so geezers can hear me in case they don't see me.
There's also spark plugs mounted on either side of the exits and Steve had a micro-switch on the gearshift wired to two coils in the back and from what I heard he'd let go every now and then. Kathy his childhood sweetheart said he spent a lot of time in the principals office.
Here's a picture of the set-up when I had it off for some repairs:
Hope this brings you up to speed and answers your question.
Good luck
Mike Horen
