My $50 DIY Exhaust | Yamaha FZ6 "Fazer"
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Today, I finally show you how to build the home made DIY exhaust for my 2007 Yamaha FZ6! $50 and an afternoon made my FZ6 sound AMAZING. Of course there is lots of revving in this video ;)
WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
TWO GLASSPACK MUFFLERS - Closest glasspack I could find still on Amazon: amzn.to/2vJo8xG Look around for a 3" inlet 9" overall length and that's what you need, as I recall. Please measure it yourself first, though. haha
EXHAUST TUBING - Looks like this: amzn.to/2vMjj6D But you can get at AutoZone/O-Reilly for like $11.
PIPE COUPLER - If building it like mine, Looks like this: amzn.to/2nGfLOY - Not the exact one you need, again go to Autozone and tell them what you need.
HIGH TEMP PAINT - amzn.to/2vK8gen
And all the tools to weld and cut pipe. But other than that it's pretty straight forward and you'll have an awesome exhaust when you finish!
But I also mention some other exhausts, so here are the ones I mentioned if you want to check them out. They all sound awesome, and some really won't break the bank, either.
DANMOTO: amzn.to/2OD9Llp
DELKEVIC amzn.to/2vHCvmc
AND AGAIN, Please measure everything before you buy it all. I'm working off memory in this video, since it was built a few years ago. I did my best to make it accurate, but I'm not 100% sure on it haha
![[TUTO] Yamaha fz6 exhaust sound](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oYpv7pt9AGo/mqdefault.jpg)
My 2008 Fazer needs that exhaust, looks and sounds awesome.
I just did this and wow it’s amazing! Also the pipe needed is a little smaller then 3” I cut off the factory pipe and used that
That sound is music to my ears .
Could you just cut the muffler tips from stock pipe and weld in the glasspacks?
A previous owner of my FZ6 cut a big hole in the exhaust pipe, thus making about 80% of exhaust come out of there... the sound afther that is almost identical of what you have now... and loud as F.... lol
Nice. Yeah I'm not a big fan of drilling, though. Always more raspy
I am following you since 1 year and you are doing amazing works maan you are the best.
Always love seeing your comments. Thanks for following along for so long! 🙌
I'm curious about how this is doing after a couple years.
this sounds amazing....
Thank you,you just saved me a fuck load of money...I have my welder just ordered my glass packs
Hey do you have a link fir the tail tidy and or liscense plate holder? Thanks in advance
Delkevic make a system for the fz6 also I got it on mine sounds mega
Yeah, man! I linked them in the description! 👊
You have mad fab skillz.
Hat tip to you, sir.
You're absolutely awesome man!
Thanks, brother!
@@TheInja hey mate i am 1.70 tall like 5'7 would the seat height be a problem ?
🤤 gonna get one of these bikes just cause I can make it sound like this 🤪 love it!
Sweet!! Awesome job!
I had a white Boxer named “Ghost.” Mostly I called him “Bonehead,” though, lol.
😂😂
Nice work!
Hey bro I love The sound just buy the same bike 2007 like this, I want the same pipe like this, best sound
You should build and produce this exhaust setup, I’d buy it from you
nice job I want to do the same for mine, Im not that handy though any recommendations on where to take the bike so they can do what you did?
Nice work on the FZ6! I have the same bike, but im doing a blacked out paint job on it. BTW i think you should have blurred the speed when going against the bimmer xD.
Cheers!
Nah that was taken in Ecuador on my vacation
I did something similar to mine but smoke comes out pretty much only from the one on the right, do you know why that is?
Aight bro, what headlights u got
looks like two fire extinguishers
So is that a 3 inch inlet glasspack? Like welds up to 3 inch pipe?
Chow !
what did you attach tail light assembly to? i want to do the same but seems like it all hangs off stock exhaust?
Nice bike dude and awesome sound ! I know that you have sell it, but it is very beautiful ! One question,how you managed to light both lights in the front? From factory i thing it is only one for each beam ? 10:52
It was just in high beam, one shuts off for low beam
Where did you get the liscense plate bracket?
Is that headlight from ebay, is it good?
wooow i love your bike its my dream have similar
Hope you get one someday! Thanks for watching!
Yo bad you did not make a vid of you making it.
If you have the fab skills you'll know exactly how to just by looking at it
10:39 - That thing got a slipper clutch?
Yes
How much horsepower?
Hi, did you have to tune your bike after doing this? Also, what would it sound like with only a k&n high flow air filter and stock exhaust? Thanks!
Nope, stock tune!
It would sound stock haha
@@TheInja Cool! are you at all worried about damaging the engine from running lean?
@@Bob-wr3nw Nope! It will run for just as long as stock.
Superrrrrrr
What led convertion do you use?
Here are the Headlights I used:
H4 LED headlight: amzn.to/2e0uIJH
H7 LED headlight: amzn.to/2qOuDNP
What brand and model are these led headlights you have??
Mictuning H4: amzn.to/2RyfrPb
Beamtech H7: amzn.to/2DkENgn
Nice!! Which pair is it tho? The purple one or the other one?
@@chopperg6286 Oh, my bad bro, totally didn't see this until now. I bought two pairs of MicTuning bulbs, a pair of H4 and a pair of H7. You just need one H4 and one H7 (but they usually come in pairs. haha).
☆☆.ciao bella moto.
My neighbors hate my bike but fuck them i don’t care!!
Awesome video brother keep up the amazing work and follow me on Instagram Moto -xj
You lost me at "I was lane splitting a lot and having a silent bike is stressful..." DO NOT EVER rely on people hearing you. A loud bike is 99% of the time annoying 1% of the time actually saves you while still annoying people, especially now with people being so distracted with phones and MMIs and all that. The technique is the only thing that guarantees that you are as safe as you can be, no pipes needed.
Use good judgment, be aware of your surroundings, leave your ego at home, and proceed with caution. I have had moments while lane splitting, but I have never had an accident because I don't go balls out trying to get to the front of the light.