OK, upon request, this will be the exhaust identification thread. Loose, fitted, parts of exhausts, end-cans etc, etc fill this thread with the lot

The only request is the name of the exhaust and maybe a little review if you like. I'll start with some of mine,

Standard - like a sewing machine LOL




Ethos - tyrpical Jap system, raspy and a lovely note from it



Unknown 1-off underseat system,





Tyga Maggott - loud as thunder but fun as hell

Blue-Flame - Single spout race can, possible the nicest not you'll get out of a standard system IMO,



HRC???



Kermits unknown system, TBR maybe???

JHA - I've not started the bike with these yet, but I can't wait



Moriwaki (with new cans)- the nicest looking and sounding twin-stack



Yamamoto - Possibly the most common system on these bikes,

MHP Twin Stack, 3/4 System, Brill.


Swona Twin stack, same as MHP. Swona are on longer going.


RLR Full System, the Holy Grail, Cost £1000 only 12 ever make, best power figures I have seen from RVF is with this system.


Mercury Full System, supposed to be as good as RLR System, never Dynod back to back, but I preffer pipe work on RLR System but this is also the dogs danglies.


Mercury Twin Stack, nice look, no real comment, just looks nice, Ti Cans are A1.


MHP SP1 Twin Stack, a work of art, best finished systems I have used, but again not cheap.


MHP with RC45 HRC Ti Can, looked trick but cans sapped 3BHP from MHP Cans!!


There you go, and thats just the good ones!!
Had nearly every system going, Micron was a nice system as well, but they are getting old now and finding a good one is very hard.

MTC Ti Can on RVF System, fitted to my road VFR400, loverly deep sound.


ANR Twin Stans, same as MHP to be honest.

HRC

not sure what mine is to be honest.........

Ethos full, single can no pics of the front pipes though soz..

Mercury Carbon Twinstack Full System, Not nearly as Loud as my old MHP system but really makes the V4 growl.

my full hrc system plus all the quietening gears removed makes the wee rvf sound "deep and raspy"

Full Ethos.




regards
jon