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CBR600RR 10-03-2012 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Sony (Post 473399)
Normal, my Perrin exhaust smelled and smoked something awful for the first 100 miles. I know for a fact that I did not leave any packing materials inside it ether. There is a lot of machining oils and residue left over inside a new exhaust from the manufacturing process, it's normal. The first 100 miles will consist of burning off and removing all those contaminants using the heat of the exhaust, it is a perfectly normal occurrence. It will also smell terrible for those first 100 miles too.


When I mentioned packing material inside the exhaust i did not mean 'packaging' material. I meant the fiberglass packing that is often used in the muffler as a noise reduction material.

The only way to remove the packing material inside a muffler is to cut it open. this fiber glass packing is very common in motorcycle exhausts.

travace 10-03-2012 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by CBR600RR (Post 473652)
When I mentioned packing material inside the exhaust i did not mean 'packaging' material. I meant the fiberglass packing that is often used in the muffler as a noise reduction material.

The only way to remove the packing material inside a muffler is to cut it open. this fiber glass packing is very common in motorcycle exhausts.

never knew they packed auto mufflers the same way. must be different in some ways cause motorcycle packing is made to be replaced

CBR600RR 10-03-2012 10:23 AM

^ it depends on the muffler and the packing inside the auto exhausts is generally made of a different material. As far as I know all OEM auto exhausts have no packing.

usually it is only the straight through auto mufflers that have packing. (hard to call these types a muffler)

now that I think about it the TRD muffler might very well not have packing inside. but the oils from manufacturing will make smoke too, but I would think that the smoke from oils would burn off very quickly (like 5-10 minutes of being at operating temp) as opposed to the smoke caused by packing.

jadewbj 10-03-2012 12:12 PM

Yeah, this is totally normal. It is the filling inside the muffler that smokes.

Verge 10-03-2012 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DaveFTW (Post 472916)
I just got the exhaust installed from my local stealership and after leaving the dealership someone else on the road told me there was alot of smoke coming from the exhaust.

I immediately pulled over called the dealership back and asked if this was normal or should I come back.. they told me dont worry its normal you just need to run the engine...

my question is, is it really normal for new exhausts to smoke like I dont have oil, AND it smelled like burning plastic...

My thoughts are an idiot mechanic didn't take out some of the bubble wrapping.. :sigh: help.

Vids please. Still deciding if i should wait fir this or get the evo3

Touge Factory 10-03-2012 04:33 PM

Completely normal.

Draco-REX 10-03-2012 04:37 PM

Some smoke is normal. Clouds of smoke is not.

MarkRacerX 10-03-2012 04:59 PM

Same thing Freaked me out buying my 11' STi w/ SPT catback installed leaving dealership taking it home, white smoke , smelled bad, but was briefly within 20miles or so.

Now, Lets Hear it Roar !!!

FRSnCLN 10-03-2012 05:03 PM

im putting my trd on tonight. ill try and get a sound clip up.


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