[JDB10181]

is there anything i can do do alter the stock exhaust or do i need to change it out completely? and what's a custom map and how do i retain one ? and ne1 from mass this is ernc's bike would like to hear from u thx in advance!!!

 

[ratphlem]

If memory serves - his bike was almost completely stock.

The exhaust can be modified with a "slip on" muffler.

A MAP is a file used by a Power Commander to modify your A/F mixture. A power commander is an after market module - not really needed until you make more major internal mods...

 

[RkyMtnWarrior]

I guess the real question is what type of change are you looking for? Louder, sleeker, better response, etc. There are a lot of slip on options. Baron's Nasty Boy, Bub, etc. If you search the forums you'll find as lot of threads discussing the pro's and con's of all types of ehausts.

As far as maps go, first you'll need a Power Commander fuel injection module. Then if you want a custom map you'll have to have it dyno tested, or find a Warrior owner with a similar set-up. There are a lot of guys on this site who have PCIII's and may part with one of their custom maps. The Power Commander website also has a bunch a maps.

Hope this helps.

 

[JDB10181]

ty thus far i'm looking for something w/ a deep note any suggestions for brands would be great . my 920 virago had loud shortys on it and very few people didn't know i was coming into an intersection . but i have here that if i change the exhaust even a slip on i lose power hence the pcIII module question

 

[bansheeblue2001]

stock...slip on..or change out..let us know what u do...

 

[RkyMtnWarrior]

I understand that the Bub Slash Cut has a pretty nice sound for a slip-on. Don't know that much about the Baron's Nasty Boy, but it has a real sport-bike look.

Here's the link to baron's
http://bub.com/Motorcycles/Yamaha/Warrior/14-2010/14-2010.html

If you check around you can find them for much cheaper the the website lists.

Phats has pretty good prices, check them out:
http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=WAREX

But in all honesty, if you want the deep rich sound, you might not be satisfied with a slip-on

 

[JDB10181]

i went w/ the cobra slip on thx for all ur help i'll let u know how it sounds

 

[OhioBassFanatic]

Anyone ever try the "performance" exhaust that Yamaha offers on their website?

 

[JDB10181]

the cobra got here put it on fri after work a bit tinny at first but after 300 mi nice and deep quiet at an idle and cruise but when you get on it NICE i'm satisfied

 

[wilcon]

Glad to hear it JD. The Speed* exhaust Ohio? Yeah lots of people have that.

 

[jdpark]

Go to the search function and type in (stock exhaust). I did and it pulled up 24 topics, most of them dealing with mods done to the stock exhaust.

Hope this helps.

 

[JDB10181]

thanx for all your help guys! now if i can only cure my fuel light issue came on the nite i put the exhaust on.

 

[RkyMtnWarrior]

I know other's have already said this but did you make sure the dry breaks "clicked" into place. Often they may seem connected but they aren't. There's one under the seat, and one behind the AIS cover. First try disconnecting them and then reconnecting, make sure they snap in. And if that's not the issue, try checking the connection at the fuel pump, that's also been know to cause this problem.

Finally, what else might you have done when you installed the pipe? Any other mods? Inadvertently pulled on a wire? I'd like to help but need a little more info.

 

[Freejay]

Bought a used bub Slip on from Ebay last week. Love the sound, but it does back fire a bit more than the old water heater (06 warrior BTW.) I'm gonna do the AIS block off and see if that helps. Bike does seem to run a litter quicker just with the new muffler.

 

[The_Bear]

JDB10181, I guess I missed this topic the first time around.

You have a great bike there. Ernie made a lot of detail changes that improved the functionality of the bike. He was really into detail. A lot of bolts were changed out to stainless steel. He put spacers and longer bolts on the rear horn mount, so the kickstand would be easier to reach. He swapped out the handlebars to a later model year for more comfort. Things like that. Details that make the bike just work better.

Now it is your turn to make it yours. Good Luck! and Enjoy!

I miss Ernie and S#*t eating grin. Always happy and good to be around.

 

[arizonawarrior]

I had that same slip-on for a year and it did like to pop. Even -AIS and dynotune for my PC3USB didn't solve it. I've been through a few exhausts and have settled on the 2-1-2 Speedstar. It almost never pops, sounds great with all the rumble especially when I get on it, and it leaves plenty of lean-room for the twisties. I should have figured since it is made specifically for the RSW.

quote:Originally posted by Freejay

Bought a used bub Slip on from Ebay last week. Love the sound, but it does back fire a bit more than the old water heater (06 warrior BTW.) I'm gonna do the AIS block off and see if that helps. Bike does seem to run a litter quicker just with the new muffler.