white bros e-series shorty?

[seanmccullough4]

anyone ever done this or seen one? lookin at swappin my stock for a white bros e-series slipon its been made into a shorty, was wonderin if anybody had one and how does it sound?

[beastlywarrior]

well if its a shorty id say loud and throaty

[seanmccullough4]

figured tht, but i was wonderin if anyones heard one before cuz i dont want somethin thts DG loud and sound like a tin can

[BlasterEaten250]

They are usually very loud. Look pretty dumb too but that's just my opinion.

[seanmccullough4]

dont look the greatest to me either but only care bout sound, most likely gettin it cuz its a great deal

[dc01]

Well, I did it, then I ceramic coated it.

Sounds great too!

[seanmccullough4]

alllrighty think ima have to try it

[dxcody]

I did mine too when i had my 400ex.

I had the baffle plates out at first, but then i put them back in.

Not loud at all really but looks alot better.

I think its the exact same sound output as before i cut it.

I also freshly repacked mine with FMF packing.

[JOHNDOE83]

To my surprise when I turned ny white bros R4 into a shorty it actually was a lil quieter? I removed all the packing also so it was just a can?

It defied all logic...lol. but I really like the way it looks and sounds.

[ish416]

A shortened can will likely make less power than a normal sized one.

Also, the WB E-Series are tunable with the discs. So why shorten what is one of the best mufflers for the EX?

Just take out all the discs if you want to shorten it. I prefer to run mine with 8 discs as it runs better than with none at all.