gs 450 exhaust question

[TNGSRIDER]

I have heard i can drill holes in the baffle to make the exhaust louder, is this info correct and does anyone have a sound bit of a drilled exhaust if it is.

[cowboyup3371]

Why would you want to make it louder? The stock pipes on here are plenty loud enough and don't need to be any worse.

[TNGSRIDER]

Mine are very quiet. i just want a little more, not a whole lot, someone sent me a link to youtube and i found a vid of one. may try it.

[Flaming Chainsaws]

Here's my 1980 Suzuki GS450L's stock exhaust. MY EXHAUST IS NOT DRILLED! Pretty loud. Just doesn't sound very cool .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLQVJbF7RJU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_rXhs1xh7o

There's more exhaust videos on my channel. Feel free to check them out.

[TNGSRIDER]

I''ll post mine up tomorrow to see what u guys think. its 8:30 now. I'll post it around 7-7:30 tomorrow evening (Before i attempt to drill).

[Flaming Chainsaws]

I''ll post mine up tomorrow to see what u guys think. its 8:30 now. I'll post it around 7-7:30 tomorrow evening (Before i attempt to drill).

Looking forward to it. What year is your bike?

[FreshStart]

Just buy an aftermarket pipe. Plenty on here would like to have your stockers

[BassCliff]

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[TNGSRIDER]

Looking forward to it. What year is your bike?

It's a 82 450L

[TNGSRIDER]

Ok my wife is home with a migraine so it might be tomorrow before i post the vid.

[TNGSRIDER]

ok got a 20 sec vid, up, this is before any work

http://youtu.be/jeEG2ZnIlTo