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RE: Staintune Exhaust - B-rad G_imp - 06-04-2017
(06-04-2017, 02:18 AM)Nightengale_imp Wrote: Sigh...
Thanks for the help
RE: Staintune Exhaust - upsdoc_imp - 10-18-2018
Just got the Staintune exhaust for my 2014.
Fit and finish is perfect. Could not pass it up.
$667 shipped at the current exchange rate.
I replaced the right hand lower shock bolt with a button head hex for increased clearance.
RE: Staintune Exhaust - the Ferret - 10-18-2018
Looks good. Good thinking on the button head bolt on the shock
RE: Staintune Exhaust - peterbaron - 10-18-2018
This is not just a simple pis, is an art!
P.S By looking at the rear rotor and pads, this bike is not ridden much ??
RE: Staintune Exhaust - Frulk_imp - 10-18-2018
Nice touch with swapping out the bolt. Good to know info for the folks planning this swap in the future.
Staintune Exhaust - kennyw - 10-20-2018
The only issue with a button head cap screw in that shock mount application is they are easier to strip the hex drive since it is a smaller size than a comparable socket head.
RE: Staintune Exhaust - Lord Popgun - 10-20-2018
That is true Kenny but they are only torqued to 6.6 ft lbs.
RE: Staintune Exhaust - Jim21680_imp - 10-21-2018
Just an FYI....Plenty of clearance can be had without the use of a button-head bolt. I had a contact problem when I first installed the Staintune pipe, but it's solved by simply making sure the canister is mounted with the correct rotation.
RE: Staintune Exhaust - cessnet_imp - 10-23-2018
love mine