» Sponsors
CycleGear.comATV.comSportbikeTrackGearSpringfield ArmoryMotorcycle.com Classifieds!CheapCycleParts.comSuperbikeToyStore.comMotorcycle.comBikeBanditAdvanstarMotorcycleShows

» Sponsors
Go Back   R6Messagenet.com > Yamaha YZF-R6 > R6 How-To Guides

Please Visit our Site Sponsors Page
CheapCycleParts.com

Reply
 
LinkBack Thread Tools Display Modes
Old 05-28-2008, 12:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
Reluctant fanatic
 
Ivaarsen's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2008
Location: iowa
Posts: 3
Ivaarsen's Garage
Trader Rating: (0)
Default How to: Yoshimura TRC Silencer Removal (no pics)

Hey, all.

I was a little miffed, to say the least, that putting a Yoshi TRC full exhaust system on my bike did little to increase the sound. I looked all over for a how-to for removing the silencer from my system, but all I found were some vague references to what you need to do. Maybe I can give a few other pointers so no one else messes up the parts you end up taking out like I did.

Once again, I have a full Yoshimura TRC system, the can is Titanium with a carbon fiber end cap. My bike is an '07 R6. Sorry for lack of pictures, but it's really not all that hard to do. Just knowing where to attack helps out a lot. Also, bear with me; I'm not very inclined in the ways of mechanics. Here goes:

Under the tip of the exhaust, there's a rubber grommet. Remove this to access the retention screw, which also needs to be removed. It's a hex-key, I think 5mm.

To remove the silencer, you actually need to remove the brass (?) ring from the very tip of the can. I achieved this by carefully wedging a screwdriver between the ring and the titanium lip to a point where I could strike the screw driver with a hammer on top, then bottom, top, then bottom, repeating until the the ring and silencer came out. Be sure to check that the interior piping is following the ring; it may want to stay behind a little bit. (Come to think of it, I thought I spotted a notch in the ring, on the bottom side. Maybe this is a starting point for knocking it out?)

When you're done, you'll have the ring, the silencer pipe, and the retention screw. Since the screw actually screwed into the silencer piping, I don't recommend trying to reinstall that ring, since nothing will be holding it in but friction. The result is a much more beefy and full sound. I like it much better than with the silencer in. If you have this system, I totally recommend this mod.

One last thing: Use caution when dealing with that ring. It's a very soft metal. Needless to say I messed mine up pretty good. If you ever think you'll need to reinstall these parts, you'll probably not want them all messed up. Just a heads-up. ;)

Hope this info helps. Good luck, and safe riding!
__________________
mv -f ./us ./urbase/us
chown -R us ./urbase
rm -r ./urbase/urdoodz
Ivaarsen is offline   Reply With Quote
Sponsored Links
Advertisement
 

Old 07-30-2008, 01:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
05R6RAVEN
 
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: CARSON
Posts: 6
dtorresillasR6's Garage
Trader Rating: (0)
Default 05 R6 TRC SILENCER REMOVAL

WELL THANX FOR THE ADVISE ON REMOVING THE SILENCER ON MY NEW TRC, IT WORKED!. IT WAS A BIT HARD. I TAPPED THE RING FROM THE END OF THE CANASTER OUT JUST ENOUGH TO HAVE SPACE TO SPRAY SOME WD-40 AND LET IT SIT THERE FOR ABOUT 2-3 MIN. AND SURE ENOUGH I GAVE IT ANOTHER TAP AND THE SILENCER RING POPPED RIGHT OUT. AND NO DAMAGE TO THE RING. AND IT SOUNDS BITCHEN. WELL I HAD A TRS AND THIS NEW TRC SOUNDS DEEPER W/ OUT THE SILENCER. IM VERY HAPPY W/ THIS MOD. PEOPLE R MORE ABOUT SOUND AND SO AM I BUT I PERFER PERFORMANCE AND IF IT SOUNDS GREAT TOO THAN KOO!! BUT THANX FOR THE POINTER!
dtorresillasR6 is offline   Reply With Quote
Reply




Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
 
Thread Tools
Display Modes

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

vB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On
Trackbacks are Off
Pingbacks are Off
Refbacks are On

Powered by vBadvanced CMPS v3.0 RC2

Motorcycle News, Videos and Reviews
Harley Davidson Suzuki GSXR Honda 600RR Yamaha R6
Sportbike Forums GSXR Forum Honda 1000RR Yamaha R1
Sportbikes Forum Ducati Forum Kawasaki ZX R6 Forum
Motorcycle Forum Ducati Monster Kawasaki Forum R1 MessageNet


Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.1.0