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VETRAN
3rd September 2006, 05:19
I just finished putting on my Gronk Mod-Plus mufflers, with the mod performed by the wonderful Mattbastard.:banarock :banana

They sound better than any slip on I have heard, the sound bytes hear do not do it justice. Even my wife who is very non-gearhead says they sound great and that it is much improvment over stock.

And just so everyone knows Matt said he will perform this service for other interested members, of course for a fee but well worth it!!!!

Contact him for more info.

gronk62
3rd September 2006, 05:29
Glad ya like 'em Vetran :)

typerighter
3rd September 2006, 06:03
I just finished putting on my Gronk Mod-Plus mufflers, with the mod performed by the wonderful Mattbastard.:banarock :banana

They sound better than any slip on I have heard, the sound bytes hear do not do it justice. Even my wife who is very non-gearhead says they sound great and that it is much improvment over stock.

And just so everyone knows Matt said he will perform this service for other interested members, of course for a fee but well worth it!!!!

Contact him for more info.

What is the "Plus" in the Gronk Mod-Plus?

Did you use your original pipes or did you buy a spare '06, '05, '04?

Any pix?

gronk62
3rd September 2006, 06:43
What is the "Plus" in the Gronk Mod-Plus?
As far as I know it refers to Mattbastards version of the gronk mod. How Mattbastard modifies stock cans (http://xlforum.net/vbportal/forums/showthread.php?t=30308)

Mattbastard
3rd September 2006, 15:34
Thanks for the props Vetran, but I feel I should inform the forum users of something first.

I'm starting my last year of engineering school on 5 Sept, and all my tools for doing this job are over 300 miles away in an unheated shop. When the semester is over, I may have some time for a few sets, but I wont be able to do any pipe mods until then. Sorry if anyone's hopes got up, but I just dont have the time or the resources as of now.

Matt

VETRAN
3rd September 2006, 15:43
Thanks for the props Vetran, but I feel I should inform the forum users of something first.

I'm starting my last year of engineering school on 5 Sept, and all my tools for doing this job are over 300 miles away in an unheated shop. When the semester is over, I may have some time for a few sets, but I wont be able to do any pipe mods until then. Sorry if anyone's hopes got up, but I just dont have the time or the resources as of now.

Matt....man Matt when there is a will there is a way!!!:p

Anyhow I am very happy with them, and for those whom asked the Plus is the Gronk mod with a larger fabricated baffle that Matt makes himself. And did I mention they sound AWESOME!!!

cgp-1200R
3rd September 2006, 15:51
do you have to rejett ? , do you need a new air cleaner ?
is there any loss of torque ?

VETRAN
3rd September 2006, 15:57
do you have to rejett ? , do you need a new air cleaner ?
is there any loss of torque ?
...but today I am going one up on the slo-jet and will test. I am not going to do much tuning because I am currently waiting for a Nallin Hurricane Flow A/C to arrive.

It actually feels like it has better torque, that could just be that it doesn't fart on acceleration like before...it could also be psychological horsepower???


Scott

cgp-1200R
3rd September 2006, 16:09
so you have done no other mods besides the exhaust and the bike runs great, but you are going to rejett and go with a new aircleaner because you want or need to ?

sorry if im dense i just want to understand , in order to get a better sound what else i have to do.

rider1951
3rd September 2006, 17:09
so you have done no other mods besides the exhaust and the bike runs great, but you are going to rejett and go with a new aircleaner because you want or need to ?

sorry if im dense i just want to understand , in order to get a better sound what else i have to do.

If you haven't already changed jets and air cleaner it would be really help for performance to do so. You'll get more torque and horse power.

BTW just listened to the pipes and they sound great. May have to look into trying to get a set when Matt's done with school.

Rod
3rd September 2006, 18:14
I have a pair of SEII mufflers that are full of dust (I don't use them because they sound too quiet)... I just remove the baffles and... I hope the mod make then to sound better :shhhh

VETRAN
3rd September 2006, 18:20
so you have done no other mods besides the exhaust and the bike runs great, but you are going to rejett and go with a new aircleaner because you want or need to ?

sorry if im dense i just want to understand , in order to get a better sound what else i have to do.
...the mufflers are the first mechanical mod I have done. I am going with the A/C because I want to for more power/flow and as a base to my over the winter mods which include a Nallin 1250 kit.

cgp-1200R
3rd September 2006, 18:24
thanks vetran !

Mattbastard
3rd September 2006, 20:46
FYI, on my 96 883, all I've done besides my mufflers is a 45 pilot, 165 main, shim under stock needle, 1/8" hole in slide, air screw 2.75 turns out, and an S&S teardrop filter kit with a K&N filter inside. Oh, and a 29T countershaft pulley.

and I removed my crossover