Will they give me any better performance of are they just all noise and no benefit?
ART cans
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zednine
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Re: ART cans
Its a Trx ......... its all about the sound of the cans 
and IMO they definitely free up a couple of horses
and IMO they definitely free up a couple of horses
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trixynut
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Re: ART cans
Should give a coyple of hp. Much less restrictive, and the trx usually runs a bit rich as standard.
But its worth it just for the aural ecstacy
But its worth it just for the aural ecstacy
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kent
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Re: ART cans
I'm so pleased thats the answer 
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phuk72
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Re: ART cans
Bolting on end cans should give you at least 3 rwbhp.
They also have the benefit of looking better, weighing less and (most importantly) making the TRX sound like it should!!!!
They also have the benefit of looking better, weighing less and (most importantly) making the TRX sound like it should!!!!
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vicar
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Re: ART cans
Got a pair of Art cans on mine its LOUD!! previous posters are right it runs better with the cans on ...............
IF only one bike was enough.......................(still room for another one)
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Re: ART cans
The only thing with them is to check if they're "BSAU"/"E" marked (road/MOT legal).
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phuk72
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Re: ART cans
They will not be marked for road useSkybone wrote:The only thing with them is to check if they're "BSAU"/"E" marked (road/MOT legal).
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kent
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Re: ART cans
Checked tonight, no marks on them whatsoever
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Skybone
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Re: ART cans
Come MOT time, that should be a good thing... a lot depends on the person doing the test at the time though.kent wrote:Checked tonight, no marks on them whatsoever
Bet they sound nice though...
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kent
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Re: ART cans
Fitted them today 
makes the bike a different animal! I didnt take it out as i have other parts off the bike but 1st thoughts are they may be a little too loud for me. I need to think about it!
makes the bike a different animal! I didnt take it out as i have other parts off the bike but 1st thoughts are they may be a little too loud for me. I need to think about it!
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zednine
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Re: ART cans
On the road itll be fine ...... I cant hear myself think if I run mine in the garage
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Re: ART cans
Just finished fitting the Rsv rear fairing to mine and was putting the Art cans back on and noticed a rattle. So I had shakey and their was something moving inside, hence a strip down and that revealed the packing was none existent. So a quick strip down and repack and whoah what a deference, they sound almost as nice as my Tuono's hexagonal Akras. If they are an old set of cans its worth having a look inside and a repack if needed, only takes an hour start to finish.
