NX250 / NX500 / NX650 Dominator Forum
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Yes, my own experienced welder refused to weld any more NX250 mufflers, that’s why I had the idea with the ebay mufflers.
I promise it will be way less noise with the db-killer
OK I know it Will be less
Yes that is what I was affraid off !scrambler hat geschrieben: ↑Fr Jan 24, 2020 9:03 am There are lots of mufflers for the AX-1 in Greece https://www.car.gr/parts/?models=Honda% ... ax1&ca=711 but nobody knows how they perform in terms of power and noise.
To be honest, most aftermarket slip-on silencers can be made to fit really easily with a 'reducer' from an exhaust parts company. They can make more or less whatever ID/OD and length you need...nice to keep as much of the original as possible, but often the oem muffler is the first thing people change
True, but some guys don't take into account that the NX250 needs a sturdy muffler since it is crucial for the stability of the rear frame. But almost all aftermarket mufflers are made of thin steel, riveted and attached with a clamp. That won’t work without a reinforcement of the rear frame.jonathan hat geschrieben: ↑Mi Jan 29, 2020 11:20 pm To be honest, most aftermarket slip-on silencers can be made to fit really easily with a 'reducer' from an exhaust parts company. They can make more or less whatever ID/OD and length you need...nice to keep as much of the original as possible, but often the oem muffler is the first thing people change
Yes absolutely, I found nearby some guys that could weld anything I want including a standard silencer on any pipe ...jonathan hat geschrieben: ↑Mi Jan 29, 2020 11:20 pm To be honest, most aftermarket slip-on silencers can be made to fit really easily with a 'reducer' from an exhaust parts company. They can make more or less whatever ID/OD and length you need...nice to keep as much of the original as possible, but often the oem muffler is the first thing people change