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More sound from stock exhaust

I was wondering is there any way that you can get more sound from a stock exhaust on a 2008 kawasaki zzr 600

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Yes , if you can remove the baffle, then remove some of the fiberglass wrapping re fit and see how it is, dont go too mad first off. as you may make it too noisy

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