Direct bolt on stock exhaust?
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Yes ..be sure you have the 1-1/2 collecter not the 2" for direct fit.you have to trim the plastic bottom cover so the header doesn't melt the plastic .its tight but will go .
1793465
Will not just be a direct fit.. You will need to cut and weld. Can always get them and have a muffler shop install them for you.
1258140
Yes. Bolts right up.Gives the bike a completely different sound.A bit load but I felt a difference in throttle response.I did go to a K&N; air filter at the same time though.Save about at least 10 lbs or more.
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I'm not familiar with the Injen exhaust, but this clamp should work. http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performance-Products/555/30732/10002/-1?parentProductId=753274#moreDetails
2208307
I didn't get mine to fit because the directions didn't specify use of stock banjo head bolts. Screaming eagle stage one kit came with chrome banjo bolts that has a 3/4 head on the them and stock has a 5/8 head so socket will fit into the backing plate restricting flow from back pressure in the heads.
555254
I did not need to lower the exhaust. One bolt is easy to access and one is a little tight, but not bad. Thread the easy one first to hold it in place and then try the tighter one. If you can't get it to go then go ahead and lower the exhaust.
290683
Yes these headers installed with any more free flowing exhaust will make exhaust a little louder. I have almost the same set up and they sound awesome. These headers were an awesome buy
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Kenton, It does work with your stock exhaust and does bolt up to it . Here are the instructions for mounting. http://www.kolpin.com/images/stories/pdf/53570_-_Stealth_Exhaust_Rev_03.2013.pdf
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Hummmm. I connected my exhaust pipe to an adjustable elbow first. That way, I could turn the elbow left or right, so the angle of the boot receiver would mathc the angle of the exhaust pipe. It worked perfectly. I also sealed the joints, tec screwed them, and taped them with aluminum tape made for exhaust ducts.
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As long as the fit from where you remove the existing exhaust to the new exhaust is a right angle, single pipe 2 1/2 - 3" diameter 5 to 7" from the attachment point under the bike. I notice the exhaust system looks different, but the attachment points have not changed. Just make sure you do not mess with the 02 sensor on the existing pipe (not exhaust) and that all fittings are very tigjt and the new exhaust does not wiggle or move AT ALL...you need a rubber mallet and a good couple of swings to fit the new exhaust. It sounds like a Ferrari when you get it done and is extremly hot at your thigh. Wear thick pants or leathers....
487886
Yes the factory exhaust has the 02 sensor allready. That just plygs right in. The install takes an hour tops. You seem to know mechanics so prob not that long. I was advised to have it tuned to get rid of popping and cracking. You will be very happy.
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Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock metal flange gaskets.If you have any other questions please ask and I'll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction. Hope this helps Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock... » Read More Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock metal flange gaskets.If you have any other questions please ask and I'll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Might work... but I weld all my mufflers so I make it work that way. You can trucking it'd very close to the stock pipe. If not get the local shop to weld them on.
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no! these headers remove the catalytic converters in your stock manifolds. you have to get mini cats for the o2 sensors. pacesetter makes a direct replacement set of headers with the cats in them.
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my bike was converted to a trike so i have to drill new holes to make it fit. dont know if it will bolt right on to a stock bike
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If it is the exhaust setup that tucks to the side (behind the right tire) then yes it will, if you have the exhaust setup thats a single port coming out the back bumper then no. Also, these come with the clamps but its common for people not to know the diameter of the exhaust tip where it would bolt on so if they turn out to be to wide or narrow on the tip of your exhaust that it would bolt to, you would need to weld them. It wont change the look any, just be prepared for you may need to weld it, also this is a set of 2 exhaust tips so if you have the single exhaust that comes behind the tire, i would suggest finding a way to get only one tip cause you wont need 2 sets of tips. If it's the setup where they come out of the back bumper you would either need to make the ports wider to fit the dual exhaust outlet or find some single exhaust tips. Hope this helped.
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Original design intention was to be installed on the side of the receiver. It will install very easily this way. You would have to modify your stock if you wanted to install differently.