idanny
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I have been looking at that Leo Vince slip on exhaust, I like how it sounds very much. If you install a new exhaust do you need to get the bike retuned after?
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not sure if i understand your question, but i am pretty sure that you can get the exhaust back to stock if you want to. Most slip on exhausts can be returned to normal without issue.
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In most cases the exhausts are tuned with the stock run profile however. the addition of things like a high flow air filter may require mapping to keep the bike from running too lean.
jamesfz6
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I love the sound of that leo vince exhaust.
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idanny
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haha can anyone rename this thread, kind of had a moment when I made it, so do you guys just install the slip ons yourself? yah i heard a couple clips on youtube, it sounds really good.
most install them by themselves, if you take your time and spend a couple hours getting intimate with your bike you will be much more satisfied with the outcome and know how to do it for later on down the road.
idanny
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yah I am just worried that I will be hurting the bike if I do not get it tuned. this is the slip on I am looking at LeoVince Standard Mount EVO-II Racing Dual Slip-On - Yamaha FZ6 - KneeDraggers.com
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nope, no retuneing needed. i have scorpion race cans on mine. runs sweet as a nut:rockon:
idanny
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yah ended up getting the m4's in the group buy here. I am really happy with them. But sometimes they pop. VegasRider has the same issue. He says its due to the bike running to lean. The solution to this I understand is a power commander.
yah ended up getting the m4's in the group buy here. I am really happy with them. But sometimes they pop. VegasRider has the same issue. He says its due to the bike running to lean. The solution to this I understand is a power commander.
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