| Author | Message | ||
     Dktechguy112 |
I bought my exhaust tips off ebay. I remember reading on here that i will have to cut an allen wrench to do the install with the exhaust on the bike. Anybody want to give me some advice on the installation, or if it has already been said, point me to the thread. I did a search, but i couldn't find anything. | ||
| Albert666 |
swap the grub screws for bolts. simples, or better still i'll sell you some for half the price | ||
| Avc8130 |
Albert, Do you have exhaust tips for sale for half price? I have been looking for a pair. ac | ||
| Dktechguy112 |
thanks for the advice albert666. | ||
| Attweco |
I bought my exhaust turnouts from the "eBay guy". Fast delivery, nicely made, and the fit was perfect. Got a lot of positive comments. Be sure to spend a bit more, to get the polished stainless steel ones. And I, too, substituted bolts for the supplied hex-wrench screws. | ||
| Albert666 |
just out of interest, how much are they in the usa? | ||
| Attweco |
The ones I bought were USD$120, at "Buy It Now". I just checked his listing, and the aluminized steel ones are USD$85, at "Buy It Now". These are available in several finishes. I have no plans to change my OEM exhaust, because all the communities in my area have banded together to create and enforce a crackdown on non-EPA certified bike exhaust systems. So, these exhaust turnouts solve the "soot-on-the-rotor-and-wheel" problem.  (Message edited by attweco on July 26, 2010) | ||
| Albert666 |
jeeez he's rinsing you. i make a few now and then for buelly friends i've made them from 304 stainless and posted from the uk to usa for $65 | ||
| Avc8130 |
Albert, That sounds pretty good to me! ac | ||
| J_copeland |
I bought some tips from Albert.They fit perfect,look great and are easy to install.Oh,and they are A LOT cheaper than those ebay one's. |
