Paul Bryant full system for 2.5 R3

Gimlet said:

Looks great Paul. I'm on board when you're ready to take orders.
Actually, although the above has carbon heat shields, I can see how coated headers and shields would be better. I like the blacked out pipes with the polished end can. It's also great to see the system on a bike that's the same colour as mine! Looks so much better with the vast stock end can and cat gone. Bike looks ten stone lighter.

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Paul Bryant said:

Thanks Mr Gimlet.
I can set the end coating anyway you would like it, Polished aluminium header with Satin Black Heat Shield, vica versa or both the same finish.

I have a file of "interested" customers, if you would like to be added to that, send me an E-mail to paul@vikingexhaust.com

The developement pipe is done.
The first production pipe is done.
Very shortly (within a week) I'll be building the 2nd production pipe.
As always ... it's a learning curve, I've been building the 2.3L Rocket system for near on ten years now and even that get's a tweak every now and then.

This photo with out the heatshields.

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vsteel said:

The pipes are finished but NOT coated yet so they are not how they are going to look when we put them on the bike.

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Nungers said:

Hi Paul, is it possible to post a vid with the bike running. Just wondering how loud this is going to be. Also does the exhaust use the same sensors and does it need a tune when installed.

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Idaho Red Rocket 3 said:

Looking good Jeff. What color did you pick ? Silver or Black ?

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Paul Bryant said:

I don't have a vid at present, but will see what I can do.

Noise/loudness is totally dependent on throttle use.
If you are cruising along on minimal throttle the sound/noise will be minimal, but if you get on the throttle hard .... well you will definetly know that you have a big Engine under you.

The bike "definetly" will require re-tuning, as I often say on many different Forums, "any mods to either the inlet or the exhaust will require a new map"
I do fit a stub at the rear, inside of the tail pipe to accept the stock O2 sensor.

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