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  • 82glx
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    Lollipop Baffel

    I have a GS650 glz that i would like to alter the exhaust.Have a set of D&D slip ons i plan on using.They have a baffel inside about 12in in length.The pipes are slash cut.WOULD adding a lollipop baffel to this prevent me from rejetting as i could control backpressure with the lollipop?
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    • Dave8338
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      • Aug 2006
      • 11608
      • Annandale, MN
      #2
      Originally posted by 82glx
      I have a GS650 glz that i would like to alter the exhaust.Have a set of D&D slip ons i plan on using.They have a baffel inside about 12in in length.The pipes are slash cut.WOULD adding a lollipop baffel to this prevent me from rejetting as i could control backpressure with the lollipop?
      Call me clueless, I have NO IDEA what you are talking about. Have any pictures or a link or something?

      Exhaust restriction to moderate intake fuel ratios would not be my first choice as it will vary constantly depending on the engine RPM's...

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        • 82glx
          #3
          A lollipop baffel is a 3/4 in washer welded to a bolt.Installed in the pipe it can be rotated for the amount of restriction.

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            • Steve
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              • Jun 2005
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              • southwest oHIo
              #4
              Originally posted by Dave8338
              Call me clueless, I have NO IDEA what you are talking about. ...
              I was thinking the same thing. What the heck is a "lollipop baffle"?

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                • Hammered
                  #5
                  Its an old builders trick. Was a great way to get around having a standard exhaust by keeping the tone mellow while its turned flat.

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                    • posplayr
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                      • Dec 2007
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                      • Tucson Az
                      #6
                      Kooel

                      If i had a bobber I would do it.

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                        • Hammered
                          #7
                          Theres also a spiral bafle used by the old brit guys. Its just a piece of sheet metal about an inch wide, twisted and welded to a bolt. You cut it roughly 12" long and push into the tailpipe and bolt it in. You get good back pressure and good flow as well as a nice tone. Even a coiled rod will do the same thing.

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