You'll need the mid pipe because the muffler isn't the right diameter to go on the header, or the expansion chamber. So the link pipes function as an adapter, and put your pipe at a practical angle
And the short link pipe only works on the expansion chamber, it won't work on the header, you'll need the curly link pipe if you eliminate the expansion resonator chamber
He has a tutorial video. The video is very helpful as he guides the viewer through every process on swapping the stock slip on with an aftermarket slip on. He also leaves links in the description showcasing what parts he used. I’d say his channel is amongst the very few that deserves to be subscribed. Don’t forget to like and share too, as it can help someone who might need it.
Aw thanks Johny, yeah Kirko, check out my exhaust video for this bike, hopefully leaves you with no questions at all. If you still have any just ask and I'll get back to ya 👍
@bikesandbangs Hey, I was able to install the slip on thanks to your video. I have the exact same setup. But idk if it's in my head, but it feels like I lost some low-end torque after installing. Any recommendations or thoughts on that?
@@BrothaBanye something must've been sized half a mm off, or the paint/finish on the muffler is just kind of thick on the inlet. Maybe try a twisting method with that muffler to get it on. Or you could always cut two slits on the outlet of the link pipe so that can collapse in just a bit when you put the muffler on. That's lame, I've experienced that one time before, where something was just sized slightly wrong in the manufacturing, and I ended up taking a hacksaw and making two 1 inch cuts on the link pipe
I’m going to buy this bike soon :) I can’t wait
Do it!
Ordered that slip on from your other exhaust video, excited to try it out !
I also have a question. Would I be able to run the slip on without the mid pipe? Or is that a no go?
Orrr should I just go with the short link pipe?
You'll need the mid pipe because the muffler isn't the right diameter to go on the header, or the expansion chamber. So the link pipes function as an adapter, and put your pipe at a practical angle
And the short link pipe only works on the expansion chamber, it won't work on the header, you'll need the curly link pipe if you eliminate the expansion resonator chamber
@@bikesandbangs gotcha! Thank you!!
Sounds really good!
Thanks Ace! 👍
I have 0 experience installing an exhuast. Is this something id be able to do?
He has a tutorial video. The video is very helpful as he guides the viewer through every process on swapping the stock slip on with an aftermarket slip on. He also leaves links in the description showcasing what parts he used. I’d say his channel is amongst the very few that deserves to be subscribed. Don’t forget to like and share too, as it can help someone who might need it.
Aw thanks Johny, yeah Kirko, check out my exhaust video for this bike, hopefully leaves you with no questions at all. If you still have any just ask and I'll get back to ya 👍
Hey, the link for eBay says it’s not for a 2024 . but it’s still good right ?
@bobbymccoyjr yep it's all good 👍
@bikesandbangs Hey, I was able to install the slip on thanks to your video. I have the exact same setup. But idk if it's in my head, but it feels like I lost some low-end torque after installing. Any recommendations or thoughts on that?
I know you sent your ECU to be flashed by Moore Mafia, how did the bike run before you sent it out? Was it giving you any kinds of problems?
Bike ran totally fine, never got any problems at all
Is this with the cat drilled out or still in??
Drilled out
@@bikesandbangs the exhaust and mid pipe came and the slip on doesn’t fit over the mid pipe 🫤
@@BrothaBanye something must've been sized half a mm off, or the paint/finish on the muffler is just kind of thick on the inlet. Maybe try a twisting method with that muffler to get it on. Or you could always cut two slits on the outlet of the link pipe so that can collapse in just a bit when you put the muffler on. That's lame, I've experienced that one time before, where something was just sized slightly wrong in the manufacturing, and I ended up taking a hacksaw and making two 1 inch cuts on the link pipe
@@bikesandbangs did your original one come with a little piece that goes in between the link and the slip on
@@BrothaBanye no I don't believe so