MM,
I don't have your bike, but I have done the coring to my bike and it sounds incredibly good. You will need to get some earplugs and it will attract more bears. Go for it, much cheaper than ridiculously expensive after-market gas passers.

 

Im glad you bike sounds awesome! Lets get mine to that point, how did you seperate the cans to remove the baffles? thx CM

 

The easy way is to drill out the rivets on the ends of the cans, then remove the endcaps and all of the packing contained inside. To replace the caps you use a dremel to shorten the internal baffle tubes, leave out all the packing, replace the end caps and rivet into place with slightly larger rivets since you drilled the original size larger. Done

 

There is another way to do it as well, if you have access to a plasma cutter. Being very aware of your angle (so as not to burn through the outside of the can) run the cutter around the tip of your can, cutting out the endcaps and all of the guts you can easily reach. Break loose any slag with a screw driver and pull as much out as you can with needle-nose vise-grips. Clean up the edges of your endcaps with a dremel and you are good to go. A friend and I both did this to ours. I loved the sound, so left it as it was, but my friend thought it was a bit loud for his taste, so he tacked two opposing ears with holes in them inside the tips and mounted what basically looked like large washers to them with small screws so they were removable. Looked great and sounded very clean. To hollow mine out and pretty the edges up it took about 15min per can.