B-pipe vs OEM weight... does anyone know details?

Ericfox

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Anyone know how much a bpipe weighs? specifically with the limited chamber...

Anyone know the weight of the oem exhaust? Including that big azz bracket and stuff.

Just trying to see how much of a weight difference I am looking at since I switched up... it seems lighter, but the headpipe is pretty hefty...

Thanks. Eric
 

Ericfox

Do it twice?That's DooDoo
I would think even if the B pipe was heavier, the power makes up for it.


Well yeah! I know that lol :)... but I want to know the weight! Thanks anyways man. I am just curious because I have a tally of all the weight I have lost off my ski as well as myself going... should be -20 thru -30 pounds by the beginning of the season... and that's with all the reinforcing and everything...

I know someone on here has weighed them...

I can weigh my oem later this week if nobody knows it off the top of their heads...

I already installed the bpipe though, so I kinda missed out on that... actually now that I think of it they will have the weight on the ups sticker on the box... at least they should...

Still, if anyone has happened to weigh them... lets hear the details...
 

Dustin Mustangs

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That weight will be accurate for the package, not the pipe. I'd say it would at least get you in the ball park and it would certainly be more than actual, not less.
 

Ericfox

Do it twice?That's DooDoo
I can weigh the box, product wrapping, and shipping peanuts... I will subtract that from the ups weight... that should get me pretty close... I will have to figure in a few more things... I will post the weight difference when I am done... it would be good to know for some people I'm sure...
 
My new fx-1 kit is on the way:Banane01: and ups says the package weighs 18lbs. I can weigh it tomorrow when I get it if you want and when I get around to removing the factory stuff I can do the same
 
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My headpipe and manifold that I shipped 2 days ago weighed 10.3 pounds packaged. That was not including bolts. I just got on the cruddy digital scale that I have at home with and without a limited chamber in hand, and the difference was 3 pounds.
 

#ZERO

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The Factory B-Pipe is about 5.9lbs with the limited chamber and 5.8lbs with the mod chamber.

The stock exhaust is well over 8.5lbs with all the bolts, brackets, clamps, manifolds etc.
 

yamanube

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The Factory B-Pipe is about 5.9lbs with the limited chamber and 5.8lbs with the mod chamber.

Only ~6lbs with manifold, head pipe and chamber??? That seems hard to believe.

How much do the limited or mod chambers weigh by themselves?
My carbon chamber weighs 1.6lbs.
 
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yamanube

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I hate to say this but you're not saving any weight with that carbon pipe. :rolleyes:

The Mod chamber is about 1.5lbs and the limited is 1.6lbs
Hmmm....same scale that came up with a 6lb complete pipe?
Because my scale measures out to 10ths of an ounce and I get 3lbs 1.6oz just for the manifold itself...the headpipe is over 5lbs because it maxes out my scale...I think you need to recalibrate.
 
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Matt_E

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I hate to say this but you're not saving any weight with that carbon pipe. :rolleyes:

The Mod chamber is about 1.5lbs and the limited is 1.6lbs

:lmao: :haha:

LOLOLOLOLOL

Sorry, but I don't think it really takes a rocket scientist to figure out a carbon mod or lim chamber won't save weight.
 

#ZERO

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Hmmm....same scale that came up with a 6lb complete pipe?
Because my scale measures out to 10ths of an ounce and I get 3lbs 1.6oz just for the manifold itself...the headpipe is over 5lbs because it maxes out my scale...I think you need to recalibrate.


I used a Waymaster Kitchen Scale, it's fairly accurate.

My head pipe and manifold have been ported to 49.5mm, maybe that would may some difference.
 
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