Thanks for the heads up. I'd like to know more about these. Too bad there's no pic of them mounted.

 

ok, just got off the phone with Muzzys and it is no longer available through them so scratch the $249 [B)]

I did verify that they did in fact make a 2-2 system for a Warrior so the ebay auction looks to be your only shot if your loking for a set [/emoticons/emotion-6.gif]

 

That's too bad.

 

I always thought the Muzzy shotgun was just a rumor. They quit maken em before they sold any??

 

Just an FYI. DK Trader has these on ebay (4 sets left) for $195.00 out the door. Thats an unbelievable deal for a sweet set of pipes. Mine will be here Friday!!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Muzzy-DragStyle-Exhaust-Yamaha-XV1700-Road-Star-Warrior_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ35596QQihZ019QQitemZ290124810529

 

Those look longer then the others that were posted.
Make sure you post up pics of them after your get them.

 

The pic is on a Menie I think. I do believe they are full length pipes though. I don't do any heavy cornering so I'm not too worried. I will deffinately post pics after I install them. I was really looking to get a set of Vance and Hines Big Shots, but I coulden't pass up this price. If I don'r like them I have a buddy who has an 04 who will more than likely buy them from me as all sals are final on this auction.

 

the full length shot was for the Kawi. Judging by the pic of the actual pipes for the Warrior, they look to be shorties like the rineys, etc.

But hey, stepped headers AND crossovers on shorties? Sounds promising....I wonder why Muzzy stopped making them?
Somebody get some pics and dyno of it pls!

 

I was trying to find a pic of the warrior pipes. Can you post a link for me?

 

I have yet to see them installed on the bike, but based upon the ebay pic in the first post, it looks like a shorty...

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Probably gonna piss my neighbors off LOL! I live in a detached condo, and all my neighbors are Ford Retirees! Anyway, thanks for the pic. I will post pics when I get them on my bike and maybe even a sound clip and video.

 

quote:Originally posted by RaySDF250

Thanks for the heads up. I'd like to know more about these. Too bad there's no pic of them mounted.


Here ya go

http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=1016-00055

My bad copy & pasted without actually looking! Right title wrong pic. DoH[:I]

 

well ill give em a shot... kinda what im looking for.... shorty's are my fav and at that price who could argue... i put my bid in...

 

I got the pipes, and they are beautiful, and yes they are kinda short. They have a crossover chamber just like the V&H pipes. Billit aluminum tips. Sweet!!!!!

 

that's an amazing price!!

 

freejay you rule... you just ended my nailbiting session...

 

quote:Originally posted by Freejay

I got the pipes, and they are beautiful, and yes they are kinda short. They have a crossover chamber just like the V&H pipes. Billit aluminum tips. Sweet!!!!!


well slap them on and let's see what they look like? Beter yet, get a before and after dyno - Muzzy says they actually make power!

 

freejay do u have any pics of them on the bike yet?

 

Well, as soon as I get my digital camera back I'll post pics. The pipes come to about the middle of the rear tire so I guess they aren't that short afterall. I noticed much better power top end (no dyno sorry.) The bike just felt like it was finally running better, and they sound perfect.

 

did u have to bump ecu at all? were u running stock before muzzy?

 

I was running a Bub slip on megaphone with the stock headpipe. I have the Cobra fi2000r fuel processor so the ECU is automatically bumped. One cool thing is that you dont have to remove the first elbow out of the rear cilinder to install these pipes. They are designed to reuse that part sou they go on fast. Just mount the heatshields and boom!!!

 

nice... good to know... im mechanically DEclined... so i may have to seek some help in the install.. i'd love to tackle it myself for the sense of accomplishment but if i ruined the pipes in the process i would be really p'oed at myself... so i just may have to bump the ecu.. ill have to do a plug check once i get her on...

 

I did it myself, but a buddy would have made things easier (helping to hold up the pipes for example.) I'm no mechanic, but I'd have to say the install is pretty easy. The pipes also come with the rear master cilinder relocating bracket.

 

do you HAVE TO relocate the rear master cylinder or is it some kind of thing just for looks?

 

PICS?