Ixil Hyperlow fitted

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rikstill

Discussion Starter · Jun 10, 2016

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Finally made a decision! I think it sounds great, surprisingly loud with the baffles in. £520 so by no means cheap but not eye watering either. Fitting wasn't difficult as such but was made much easier by having an extra pair of hands. The Lambda sensor was a bit of a pain I recommend following the lead back and unclipping it if you can. I'm very glad I went for the stubbier style rather than having to refit the rear hangers or come up with a hanger just for the exhaust, that's just my personal preference though. Video below https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=S3p6RlZiejFvZTg4S05PS25HNEF3TTlySEwwSVd3 'scuse the finger!

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Firenze

· #2 · Jun 10, 2016

Hi rikstill, I think it looks great !

Do you think it's possible to remove the Ixil logo ?

rikstill

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 10, 2016

Yeah that logo is pretty large isn't it. I thought the same about removing it, it's riveted on so some quick work with a grinder to remove it. I assume it's just the black coating underneath... I guess there might also be some adhesive underneath. I'll take a closer look.

Yamaboy

· #4 · Jun 10, 2016

Awesome, i'm just about to order the same one for my garage metal, i like the fact it's different and a pretty good price too.
Did you order it through br special tuning??

krm700

· #5 · Jun 10, 2016

Nice, did you notice any loss in lows?

rikstill

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jun 10, 2016

I ordered through http://www.bikermart.co.uk/ but the price is almost the same. Not noticed any difference in the power delivery at all tbh, but I have only ridden a few miles with it so far

Firenze

· #7 · Jun 10, 2016

rikstill said:
Yeah that logo is pretty large isn't it. I thought the same about removing it, it's riveted on so some quick work with a grinder to remove it. I assume it's just the black coating underneath... I guess there might also be some adhesive underneath. I'll take a closer look.

Cool, thanks for the info!
If it isn't too hard to remove, I think this is the probably one of the best compromises between looks and price.

TheCrow

· #8 · Jun 10, 2016

Looks and sounds great. Wonder what it sounds like under load at the higher rpms ?!

Yamaboy

· #9 · Jun 10, 2016

TheCrow said:
Looks and sounds great. Wonder what it sounds like under load at the higher rpms ?!

There's a few clips on youtube...albeit on the MT-07, but sounds really good though.

Gianmarco Castro

· #10 · May 18, 2017

I have found this exhaust for the MT07, will this one also fit on the xsr700? is the fitting the same?

two40

· #11 · May 18, 2017

TheCrow said:
Looks and sounds great. Wonder what it sounds like under load at the higher rpms ?!

dEbo

· #12 · May 20, 2017 (Edited)

Fitter that exhaust a week ago and i cannot be happier.
Last year i was trying SC Project and Had to remove it and sell it.

Only thing left is to cover the IXIL logo with black matte.

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bbninja

· #13 · May 22, 2017

dEbo said:
Fitter that exhaust a week ago and i cannot be happier.
Last year i was trying SC Project and Had to remove it and sell it.

Only thing left is to cover the IXIL logo with black matte.

Why did you replace SC project? I am considering installing it and your opinion would be much appreciated

Yamaboy

· #14 · May 23, 2017

bbninja said:
Why did you replace SC project? I am considering installing it and your opinion would be much appreciated

If i remember i think the SC was just too loud for him...

dEbo

· #15 · May 25, 2017

Yamaboy is right.
I live in residential area, next to kindergarten and SC Project was simply too loud for me, so i sold it here to forum member.

- just what i have bookmarked: http://www.xsr700forums.com/forum/633-exhaust-discussion/1833-new-exhaust.html
If you google SC project, or simply search this forum, you will find more posts about it.

(this is rather personal opinion, i'm sure many people like the exhaust)

Cheers

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Saggsy

· #16 · Jul 31, 2017

I fitted the hyperlow over the weekend, and I'm much happier with the bike.

I took it out for an hour without the baffles, and two40's video doesn't do justice to how loud it is! (I'm sure that's Youtube compression, rather than two40's skills!) The pops and crackles when decelerating are insane. In fact it was too loud for me and the baffles went back in, and it now sounds like it ought to have done out of the factory.

I had a couple of issues with the installation, I though I'd leave some comments about. Firstly, the slip on part wouldn't go over the headers without pulling open the leaves on the slip-on, they may have been pinched together a bit in transit? This isn't an issue, since any paint that was damaged is covered by the ring that clamps over the 2 pieces. Secondly, the adapter for the hanger was missing a nut. The bolt was supplied, but no bolt, but I found the nut holding on the reflectors on the front fork worked perfectly. And finally, the baffles are screwed in with a security torx screw on the back of the exhaust close to the swingarm. This makes it hard to take them out after the exhaust is installed. I switched these out for a pair of M8 bolts before I installed the exhaust, so I can just use a spanner from the top or bottom.

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nikj123

· #17 · Aug 1, 2017

Saggsy said:
The pops and crackles when decelerating are insane. In fact it was too loud for me and the baffles went back in, and it now sounds like it ought to have done out of the factory.

Hey - I fitted the exhaust around a month ago and absolutely love it. Only thing nagging me (as you mention) is the decel pop. I bought the new exhaust to make the bike look and sound better, but I feel like a right tit when it bangs loudly on decel - too old now for learey sounding pipes and much prefer the sound of a smooth grumble! Have you thought about having the ECU re-mapped to help with this? I don't know if the decel popping is actually doing any damage to the bike either ?!

Uti

· #18 · Aug 1, 2017

May be popping means that the mixture is too lean?

Uti

nikj123

· #19 · Aug 1, 2017

I though the popping was that its running too rich? And its excess fuel combusting in the pipe? Or is that not right?
Either way, would be curious to know if its does any long term damage to the bike...surely the explosions should be happening in the cylinder ?!

Uti

· #20 · Aug 1, 2017 (Edited)

If you install more open exhaust without getting mixture adjustments (with Power Commander or...)it may happen that the air/fuel mixture exits cylinder too fast and part of the mixture is igniting inside the exhaust and popping there. In that case you may have also less power. If the mixture is far too lean, it can get your exhaust valve burn. The good news are that the ecu of XSR700 is trying to get mixture richer thru the data from lamda even with more open exhaust. Mixtures in most new bikes are lean because of tight emission regulations even with original exhaust with cat!
Uti

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