J's 70RR
08-11-2006, 01:10 PM
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where are you located in canada?
I have heard it.
It is EXTREMELY loud
and that is an understatement.
It is able of droning out the sound of 6 s2ks easy, and get blackflagged at the track
I have heard it.
It is EXTREMELY loud
and that is an understatement.
It is able of droning out the sound of 6 s2ks easy, and get blackflagged at the track
08-11-2006, 04:16 PM
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the j's 60rs i heard was rather quiet for a single
it's also supposedly the quietest single available (comparatively without factoring in the silencer)
the thing i heard wasn't the fx version though
it's also supposedly the quietest single available (comparatively without factoring in the silencer)
the thing i heard wasn't the fx version though
08-13-2006, 02:27 PM
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Yope, the J's 70RR is loud... drones a bit when you are on the hwy.....
but it's only loud when you are on throttle.... keep it around 3000-4000 rpm .... it's fairly quiet....
On the track, it's loud but sounds really deep ... very nice...
I don't know.. but I dont think the exhaust is as loud as everyone said it was under normal driving.... or maybe I just got used to it....
but it's only loud when you are on throttle.... keep it around 3000-4000 rpm .... it's fairly quiet....
On the track, it's loud but sounds really deep ... very nice...
I don't know.. but I dont think the exhaust is as loud as everyone said it was under normal driving.... or maybe I just got used to it....