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Bassani -which type exhaust gaskets?

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Old 11-22-2013 | 07:30 PM
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Pipe looks good man... I know it's too late, but I just reused my stock gaskets and as best I can tell I have no leaks. I only have about 1,400 miles on the bike, though, so the stock gaskets were still in good shape.

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looks great in gloss, was thinking of doing that myself when i get mine. what are your impressions? any issues? sound?
I have the same pipe. They are nice, good fit, feels like a good quality finish (mine aren't coated, though). From a noise perspective, they are loud. I guess it really depends on your tolerance, but I am strongly considering reaching out to Bassani to get the quiet baffles. They aren't bad at idle, or when cruising at 40-50mph in 4th gear or so, but under acceleration they scream and they are highly noticeable at highway speeds of 70-80+ in 6th gear.
 
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Old 11-22-2013 | 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Puglia10
looks great in gloss, was thinking of doing that myself when i get mine. what are your impressions? any issues? sound?
Build quality is good, and sound is great. No issues and just took my time putting them on.

I was expecting the exhaust to be extremely loud but it really wasn't so bad. It's not quiet but not obnoxious either. Great when you get on the throttle.
 
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Old 11-22-2013 | 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Irish883
Pipe looks good man... I know it's too late, but I just reused my stock gaskets and as best I can tell I have no leaks. I only have about 1,400 miles on the bike, though, so the stock gaskets were still in good shape.
I would have reused my existing gaskets but the ones I had in there were flat type gaskets, not tapered. No way would they have worked with the new design.
 
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Old 11-22-2013 | 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Irish883
Pipe looks good man... I know it's too late, but I just reused my stock gaskets and as best I can tell I have no leaks. I only have about 1,400 miles on the bike, though, so the stock gaskets were still in good shape.



I have the same pipe. They are nice, good fit, feels like a good quality finish (mine aren't coated, though). From a noise perspective, they are loud. I guess it really depends on your tolerance, but I am strongly considering reaching out to Bassani to get the quiet baffles. They aren't bad at idle, or when cruising at 40-50mph in 4th gear or so, but under acceleration they scream and they are highly noticeable at highway speeds of 70-80+ in 6th gear.
Pull your baffle out and pack with with MSR Silent Sport, amazing how much it mellows it out
 
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Old 11-22-2013 | 08:06 PM
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Pull your baffle out and pack with with MSR Silent Sport, amazing how much it mellows it out
Thanks for the tip man, I'll check into that.
 
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Old 11-22-2013 | 09:49 PM
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speaking of the packing on the baffles of these bassani's....i pulled mine and it looked like human hair wrapped around the baffle. is this normal, or did i get the one that's tied to a mafia offing or something?!
 
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Old 11-23-2013 | 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by deuce_streetbob
speaking of the packing on the baffles of these bassani's....i pulled mine and it looked like human hair wrapped around the baffle. is this normal, or did i get the one that's tied to a mafia offing or something?!
Haha post a pic so we can see.
 
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Old 11-23-2013 | 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by deuce_streetbob
i have the RR b1 and i used SE gaskets. truth be told, it had them on there from when i ran straight shots and just re-used them. i figured i'd give it a shot and if it started giving me problems i would swap them out. so far, no issues at all.
Could you tell a big power diffrence between the Bassani and straight shots??
 
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Old 11-23-2013 | 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Irish883
Thanks for the tip man, I'll check into that.
No problem, looks like I can't find the MSR stuff anywhere anymore, this is the same stuff though:

https://www.denniskirk.com/moose/8-8...prd/443513.sku
 
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Old 11-23-2013 | 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by izzyryder
Haha post a pic so we can see.
i didn't have plans to yank it off again, but its cold as hell so i won't be riding soon, lol.

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Could you tell a big power diffrence between the Bassani and straight shots??
a little bit, but not as drastic as some state. i did have BCT baffles in them though. it may have been a bit of a mind trick though, because the bassani is a bit quieter than the straightshots, so when you would wind up the straights it would really scream. the bassani barks pretty good, but the ss would roar.
 


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