Exhaust removal question

[tabragg]

My Brock's alien head has arrived . Can it be installed without raising the bike ? I'm saving up for a abba shy lift but that's going to take a little longer after what I spent at Brock's performance .

 

[RedBull]

My Brock's alien head has arrived .

Can it be installed without raising the bike ?

I am saving up for a abba sky lift
but that is going to take a little longer
after what I spent at Brock's performance .

 

[sixpack577]

No need for the bike to be off the ground for an exhaust swap.

 

[Kiwi Rider]

No need for the bike to be off the ground for an exhaust swap.

True, but it sure makes the job easier !

 

[RedBull]

True ,
but it
sure
makes
the job
easier !

~ #c10Bryan *

@c10

 

[tabragg]

Thanks . I was looking at the instructions and it didn't mention raising the bike . Looking forward to some garage time .

 

[fallenarch]

Pretty simple just remember:

1. Does the new header require removal of the exhaust gaskets? You'll have to dig the old one out with needle nose pliers. Use new ones if needed. Some do some don't.

2. Fit the full system together before snugging the bolts.

3. Snug the bolts at the engine head equally, don't tighten one then the other.

4. If your new pipe is Ti, don't touch it, use gloves.

 

[tabragg]

thanks much everyone . the alienhead is my kind of music . I really enjoy this forum. top shelf people on here.

 

[RedBull]

Thanks much everyone .

The alienhead is
my kind of music .

I really enjoy this forum .

Top shelf
people
on here .

 

[Mr Brown]

I would just add that the gaskets between the head and the pipe can be kept in place for install with just a tiny dab of grease. There's always one that likes to fall out as soon as you've picked up the pipe in both hands....

 

[Bagherra]

thanks much everyone . the alienhead is my kind of music . I really enjoy this forum. top shelf people on here.

Yeah...these guys here aint half bad...lol