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RE: Arrow slip on, amazing! - greekcb_imp - 05-20-2018
(05-19-2018, 04:17 PM)VAslim16_imp Wrote: Hey all I'm looking at pulling the trigger on one of these. They look and sound amazing to me. Two questions:
1. Okay to install on an engine with not alot of miles? I'm assuming yes but got a bit curious seeing someone else ask but not get an answer.
2. Any reflash / tune / etc. needed once installed? I'm hoping no
Thanks as always guys. Love this forum...
Slap that baby on you don't need anything else! My bike had around 500 ish miles when i did it, just follow the break in method of your choice(if needed) and have no worries. The bike runs and sounds great with it. I also removed my baffle and its great
RE: Arrow slip on, amazing! - dbarkdoll_imp - 05-22-2018
(05-20-2018, 08:00 AM)greekcb_imp Wrote:(05-19-2018, 04:17 PM)VAslim16_imp Wrote: Hey all I'm looking at pulling the trigger on one of these. They look and sound amazing to me. Two questions:
1. Okay to install on an engine with not alot of miles? I'm assuming yes but got a bit curious seeing someone else ask but not get an answer.
2. Any reflash / tune / etc. needed once installed? I'm hoping no
Thanks as always guys. Love this forum...
Slap that baby on you don't need anything else! My bike had around 500 ish miles when i did it, just follow the break in method of your choice(if needed) and have no worries. The bike runs and sounds great with it. I also removed my baffle and its great
Slap that baby on you don't need anything else! My bike had around 500 ish miles when i did it, just follow the break in method of your choice(if needed) and have no worries. The bike runs and sounds great with it. I also removed my baffle and its great
+1. Install was insanely easy, no reflash/tune necessary. If it were a full system with an air intake mod, yes. But just the slip-on means you're good to go. Highly recommend this pipe.
Warning tho, make sure your helmet has enough room in it for huge and frequent grins.
(04-04-2016, 09:18 PM)Nemo_imp Wrote:(04-04-2016, 12:26 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: So Nemo...how's she sound?
Beautiful! I really like having the versatility of keeping or not the DB killer (silencer). For zipping through town and make girls get their eyes off their Iphone screens: silencer out. To go on my long, peaceful Sunday morning rides: stealth mode engaged.
I don't know how to describe the change but in actor voices comparison. With the factory muffler the bike had the voice of Ben Affleck; average, not bad but unremarkable. With the suppressed Arrow it sounds like Sean Connery, deep and classy. With the silencer off it turns into James Earl Jones: it speaks, you listen.
Beautiful! I really like having the versatility of keeping or not the DB killer (silencer). For zipping through town and make girls get their eyes off their Iphone screens: silencer out. To go on my long, peaceful Sunday morning rides: stealth mode engaged.
I don't know how to describe the change but in actor voices comparison. With the factory muffler the bike had the voice of Ben Affleck; average, not bad but unremarkable. With the suppressed Arrow it sounds like Sean Connery, deep and classy. With the silencer off it turns into James Earl Jones: it speaks, you listen.
Spot on description.
RE: Arrow slip on, amazing! - VAslim16_imp - 05-27-2018
Aright guys thanks for the replies. I will be getting one soon and will post about it on here. Just need to be sure I lock up buying the bike first.
