What do you guys think? We are taking pre orders on them now and will be available at the end of the month. Here is a stock pic of it install on an R6 but they are the same design for all bikes.
looks good but sounds kinda like a straight pipe slip on type exhaust. is there anything you could do to deepen that? I think that would make a big difference
I wouldn't put Hotbodies anything performance-related on my bike. Some blinkers perhaps, but nothing that's described as 'the motoGP look!', 'the motoGP sound!', 'at a price for everyone's budget!'
No thanks.... I'm sure they'll sell nicely to the stunnas though, they look decent
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Re: Hotbodies MGP Growler Exhaust GSXR 600/750
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I wouldn't put Hotbodies anything performance-related on my bike. Some blinkers perhaps, but nothing that's described as 'the motoGP look!', 'the motoGP sound!', 'at a price for everyone's budget!'
No thanks.... I'm sure they'll sell nicely to the stunnas though, they look decent
+1. they can't even make a windscreen that fits a K8 properly
Well they are doing dynos on them as we speak and so far the one for the CBR1000RR has performed awesome with no other mods. I will get the dyno numbers of the GSXR one soon. The quality is awesome to compared to their Slash Cut exhausts. They are being made outside the country in Italy by a manufacturer.
As for the windscreens I'm not sure what mold they use but I can bet its like everyone else who has copied the Zero Gravity mods. PUIG windscreens use the old zero gravity mods haha
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Re: Hotbodies MGP Growler Exhaust GSXR 600/750
The problem with the windscreen is it doesn't have a lip at the point of it like the stock one. Without the lip it doesn't seal around the fairing and makes for such a sloppy fit that you can literally look in the fairing.
The problem with the windscreen is it doesn't have a lip at the point of it like the stock one. Without the lip it doesn't seal around the fairing and makes for such a sloppy fit that you can literally look in the fairing.
finally, the thread I've been looking for, took me a while to find it. ya this is my first post and I know how annoying it is to have millions of exhausts threads due to newby's who are knew to the forums. same things happens on the car forums I visit. anyways
I know this exhaust doesnt compare to that of racefit growler or termignoni exhaust, which are two gp style exhausts that I really like but are twice the price of the hotbodies. From the sound clip, it sounds pretty good, not sure if that's just the slip on or with catalytic converted removed. anybody have a soundclip of it with reving and driveby. I want to remove converter and get the slip on to where I dont have to bolt on the exhaust to the rear passenger peg would this be possible?
i know this is a newbie question but i have a 2011 gixxer 750 and was curious why the hotbodies mgp growler wouldnt fit my bike i found on one site that it would fit a 2010 but im still curious and dont wanna buy it before i find out. is it something with the bolting?
can't make a proper windscreen, what makes them think they can do performance mods?! that's laughable. Learn to walk before running. I would never put any hot bodies on my bike besides the odd cosmetic part (but that's even pushing it after buying a POS windscreen from them with poor Cx Service).
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