Tools for Installing Slip-On Exhaust

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Part of the video series: Sport Bike Slip-On Exhaust Installation

Summary: Eight, ten and 12 millimeter wrenches, and Allen wrenches are needed for installing an after market motorcycle slip-on exhaust. Find out what tools are needed for installing slip-on exhaust in this free video on after market motorcycle parts.

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Tools for Installing Slip-On Exhaust

Okay so today we're going to be working on a Honda CVR 600 RR. It's an 05. It's a very powerful bike and it goes very fast. We're going to be taking off the stock exhaust and we're going to be putting on a new exhaust which is the Ocean Mari RS5 carbon fiber that's going to really help out the performance and give it a lot more torque and power. So we're going to start out with taking off the C cowling. Taking off all the plastics and then we're going to be going down here to the back of it and taking off maybe some of the rear set. We'll have to see. And then we're going to be taking off the old exhaust and then put on the new one and then put all the plastics back together. So we're going to go over all the steps and instructions on how to do that properly and to make sure it's on there nice and tight and it looks really good. Okay for this job we're going to need 8, 10 and 12 millimeter wrenches along with sockets and also we're going to need Allen wrenches and some sharp scissors for some cutting for our heat shield. Alright and that should be all the equipment we need.

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