How to Install Slash Cut Shotgun Exhausts for Triumph Street Scrambler & Scrambler 900

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • In this video, we will guide you through the detailed process of installing slash cut shotgun exhausts on Triumph Street Scrambler and Scrambler 900 motorcycles. The host provides clear, step-by-step instructions, starting with the removal of the old exhausts and proceeding to the fitting of the new ones. Close-up shots and practical tips are included to help viewers avoid common mistakes and ensure a smooth installation.
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Комментарии • 33

  • @MentalHealthMotorcyclist
    @MentalHealthMotorcyclist 21 день назад +1

    im actually ordering this before even buying my Scrambler lol. Amazing sound guys great work you do

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  20 дней назад

      Awesome! Thank you! Can't wait to hear your feedback!

  • @796andy2
    @796andy2 Месяц назад +1

    ty , just ordered !!
    update :
    great fit , sounds great

  • @Bibbs420
    @Bibbs420 7 месяцев назад +1

    Its so sad i can't use this exhaust legally on my street scrambler in germany... absolutely love the looks

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  6 месяцев назад +1

      We assume that you have the later SS with the cat in the pipes? If earlier, you shouldn’t have any issues where the cat is in the headers

    • @holthuizenoemoet591
      @holthuizenoemoet591 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@britishcustoms are there no options to inset cats into these pipes or similar?

  • @billfreeman398
    @billfreeman398 2 месяца назад

    Excellent guide

  • @erwin4501
    @erwin4501 Год назад +1

    Sound excellent !!!

  • @mark.e.p
    @mark.e.p 8 месяцев назад

    Looks great. Whats the weight saving?

  • @malemthounaojam5046
    @malemthounaojam5046 Месяц назад

    Have you discontinued this Slash Cut model?....I don't see this on your website

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  Месяц назад +1

      Still there! britishcustoms.com/products/slash-cut-shotgun-slip-on-exhaust
      Shoot us an email at support@british-customs.com or give us a call at 877-999-2748 if you're not able to find it

    • @malemthounaojam5046
      @malemthounaojam5046 Месяц назад +1

      @@britishcustoms I see a different one...slash cut with two equal length pipes...Have you discontinued this particular slash cut (One longer and one shorter one)?

  • @ahndriders819
    @ahndriders819 Год назад

    Hello! I'm riding a Japanese scrambler! I purchased this exhaust and had it installed! thank you! My question is, if I install it as is, an afterfire will occur, is this normal? There is also a slight exhaust leak from the installed part. Do I need a gasket?

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  Год назад

      Backfiring would typically indicate lean conditions and these bikes stock off the floor are quite lean - we suggest to get the ECU remapped. In terms of the leak, no gaskets are required but can you send us a video of this to support@british-customs.com. We expand the exhaust mounting portion to a specific gauge then use a check-gauge to ensure correct specs before sending out so we're wondering what happened there!

    • @ahndriders819
      @ahndriders819 Год назад +1

      Thank you for your reply! Understood!

  • @Timmicillo
    @Timmicillo 3 месяца назад

    Do you recommend installing the slash cut exhausts with a decat?

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  3 месяца назад +1

      Some people love it and some people hate it, it’s a very loud set up so it’s all preference

    • @Timmicillo
      @Timmicillo 3 месяца назад

      @@britishcustoms does the slash cut come with optional db killers?

  • @x-man5056
    @x-man5056 2 года назад

    I those are the best looking aftermarket Scrambler pipes. Are the slash tips stainless or chrome? I vow not to add chrome to the bike.
    Also, there was no need to take of the side cover that I could tell. I've had my stock cans off a couple of times, there is no need to remove the side cover to do this easy job.

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  2 года назад +5

      100% stainless steel, welded and brushed here in house. Zero chrome (especially since California chrome isn't the best)
      We added in that side cover note there just in case as a disclaimer just in case someone scratches up their side cover.

    • @x-man5056
      @x-man5056 2 года назад +1

      @@britishcustoms Yeah, I get. They are plastic but not "cheap" plastic. LoL Thanks for quick reply.
      I already have the BC De-Cat header. Nice piece. I really like the 2 separate pipes all the way through design, no H, X, or Y pipe. Even the stock cans sound good when you ditch the Cat. On a twin, separate pipes give the best idle thump too. Quality look and fit also.

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  2 года назад +1

      The classic 1 piece per cylinder is the way to go, especially on the liquid cooled 270 cranks. We're about to release our "Competition Headers" which is exactly what we're talking about starting in a week, trickling out for each liquid cooled models so stay tuned !

    • @midi510
      @midi510 2 года назад +1

      @@x-man5056
      I haven't researched it yet, but I've heard that connecting the two like the H or an X gives better performance. Is that just marketing? What's the theory behind it?

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  Год назад +1

      @@midi510 Sorry missed this one but long story short the crossover on a 4 stroke twin enhances the waves, generating more waves (effectively increasing the size) and crossing over from one section to the other (scavenging) to allow the engine to run more efficiently throughout a spreadout/broad RPM range. On top of this comes tuning to smoothen out the powerband to throttle, making everything 1:1.
      There are typically 2 cases where you'll see people remove the crossover:
      1. For aesthetics, ease of maintenance, or even sound, typically involves modifying an exhaust to block off which is a big no no for us as it makes a good running bike into a decent or poor running bike. For those that say "my bike runs really well" at this point, we ask if they've ridden a properly tuned bike before ?
      2. Racing or even for those that want a strong "primary wave" & max-usage of HP within a very certain & narrow range in the powerband, perfect for drag racing

  • @UrueWhisperwind
    @UrueWhisperwind 5 месяцев назад

    Will this fit a 2024 Scrambler 900?

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  5 месяцев назад +3

      This product fits the 2024 Street Scrambler 900!

    • @MentalHealthMotorcyclist
      @MentalHealthMotorcyclist 21 день назад

      @@britishcustoms Is it legal in the US? As far as the cat on a 2024? Im very new to this stuff sorry

  • @malemthounaojam5046
    @malemthounaojam5046 Год назад

    How does it go with a pillion?

    • @britishcustoms
      @britishcustoms  Год назад +2

      Not too bad as we've been rolling that way for a few years but as we've been getting asked this, we recently developed a set of heatshields for our Shotgun Exhausts for passengers. Check it out on our page.