Drivetrain Best R56 Exhaust Option?
I may also have to look for a place to say once my wife/boss catches wind to what I am
Oh the pain, I can feel it now !! Good thing I am somewhat hard of hearing
-- rant start --
Like I said, not out to insult anyone, but here is what see:
When you order something from WMW, on the invoices I see the following:
To me from a 20,000 mile perspective, that means some sort of associatation. There is no disclaimer about the second address. I think you can see where I coming from on this.
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-- rant over with, now time for lunch and some fun .... --
Like I said, not out to insult anyone, but here is what see:
When you order something from WMW, on the invoices I see the following:
To me from a 20,000 mile perspective, that means some sort of associatation. There is no disclaimer about the second address. I think you can see where I coming from on this.
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-- rant over with, now time for lunch and some fun .... --
I'm also in talks with some other vendors on NAM about hosting and other ecommerce services, and will make sure in the future I reference the association in any posts concerning their products, because they will be paying me, unlike Way
. I'm providing this service free of charge to Way as a friend, so any cash flowing between us goes from me to him, just like the other customers 
The other associations I have with WMW is that Way orders his serialized engine badges and other promotional products from my wife's company, and Matt Jensen, who helps Way out at big events like AMVIV and MOTD, is driving my car in STX this year
I completely understand why you would think I was part of WMW, and I'm glad you brought it up in such a professional manner.
Now, back to the exhausts...
I also agree with you that an independent review of the exhausts would be a great idea! It sounds like the perfect subject of an article for the NAM magazine. Have categories for the subjective stuff like tone, build quality, and looks, and objective categories for volume, weight, and performance. Maybe we can hire the Stig to drive the test R56?
You're absolutely right, Morbius. I've mentioned hosting Way's site and e-mail in other threads, but I definitely should have included it in this thread when things started getting ugly.
I'm also in talks with some other vendors on NAM about hosting and other ecommerce services, and will make sure in the future I reference the association in any posts concerning their products, because they will be paying me, unlike Way
. I'm providing this service free of charge to Way as a friend, so any cash flowing between us goes from me to him, just like the other customers 
The other associations I have with WMW is that Way orders his serialized engine badges and other promotional products from my wife's company, and Matt Jensen, who helps Way out at big events like AMVIV and MOTD, is driving my car in STX this year
I completely understand why you would think I was part of WMW, and I'm glad you brought it up in such a professional manner.
Now, back to the exhausts...
I also agree with you that an independent review of the exhausts would be a great idea! It sounds like the perfect subject of an article for the NAM magazine. Have categories for the subjective stuff like tone, build quality, and looks, and objective categories for volume, weight, and performance. Maybe we can hire the Stig to drive the test R56?
I'm also in talks with some other vendors on NAM about hosting and other ecommerce services, and will make sure in the future I reference the association in any posts concerning their products, because they will be paying me, unlike Way
. I'm providing this service free of charge to Way as a friend, so any cash flowing between us goes from me to him, just like the other customers 
The other associations I have with WMW is that Way orders his serialized engine badges and other promotional products from my wife's company, and Matt Jensen, who helps Way out at big events like AMVIV and MOTD, is driving my car in STX this year
I completely understand why you would think I was part of WMW, and I'm glad you brought it up in such a professional manner.
Now, back to the exhausts...
I also agree with you that an independent review of the exhausts would be a great idea! It sounds like the perfect subject of an article for the NAM magazine. Have categories for the subjective stuff like tone, build quality, and looks, and objective categories for volume, weight, and performance. Maybe we can hire the Stig to drive the test R56?

Besides I am Italian and its in our blood to barter and haggle !Now lets see if we can do some scientific research on what the output of these exhausts are which does what and how to accurately reproduce the tests !
As a new exhaust is next on my list, I'd love to see a head to head comparo done. At the dyno, strip, track and/or street ... anywhere would be great!
Heck, I'd even be happy to see a few of the cars with different exhaust get together and have the people trade off and see what their thoughts are.
Couldn't be anything but helpful to us consumers and the vendor as well.
Heck, I'd even be happy to see a few of the cars with different exhaust get together and have the people trade off and see what their thoughts are.
Couldn't be anything but helpful to us consumers and the vendor as well.
A peek inside the two downtubes. I tried to correct for bad lighting.
Relatively smooth with no obtuse angles or obstructions:

Not so smooth with sharper angles and sensor mounts that protrude into the dynamic area:
Relatively smooth with no obtuse angles or obstructions:

Not so smooth with sharper angles and sensor mounts that protrude into the dynamic area:
I like his shop (lots of vintage cars there) but I don't like going into town to get there....
The top is by? The bottom one is by?
I have been so busy getting other stuff out to market that I don't have a full production one done yet.
we had one on a car but the guy flipped his car in the canyons and totaled it
insurance kept the car so it has thrown us backwards in finishing the project
we do have the jigs made and it's ready to go to the tube bender but we have our race headers and regular catback length being bent again as we are fresh out of pipes.
I expect to have tubes bent soon, our fab guy can only weld up so many systems as each one is hand finished with incredible welding
We only use the highest quality racing V-bands you can buy
1. Those bungs for the sensors should NOT be protruding in so far, that will cause un-wanted turbulence.
2 The mount surface sucks ! I would have flared the end out slightly to make sure the opening to the turbo and the exhuast does not have a rippling effect causing more turbulance.
The pic looks much better and the only thing I would is clean the mounting edge slightly for my personal perference.
Yes, just a little. I am stickler for surface smoothness and making sure flows have the least amount of turbulence. I would also take measurements of my turbo and make sure the mounting point of any downpipe was ported to match including the gasket.
I filed the ports on my header on my GS1100 and got 3 hp. That was "back in the day..."
Looks like a nice bike!

Bias tires, sloppy steering bearings, skinny forks. Ahhh, thems wuz the daze...

Now they've got 1300 CC inline 4's putting out 175 HP.
you guys got any ideas about hooking up a 2.5 '' downpipe up to a 3'' mid pipe and catback. i was thinking of getting the wmw downpipe and way said he would see about making the mid pipe 3'' for me . with all the talk of the 3'' being to much for the stock turbo i was starting to think maybe i should just leave the mid pipe 2.5''. any suggestions guys? even if i get 5hp i want the 5hp.


