Putting a new exhaust system in

[DBARider]

Can someone give me an idea of how much work is involved and/or should I have this done professionally? :idunno:

06 cbr1000RR and I wanna put a full system on it...:yes:

[pigwings]

Shouldn't be awfully difficult. Plan your time, double it, take pics as you're removing stuff, and have muffler cement available.

[DBARider]

Pics.. that's a good idea. What's the Cement for??

[r6jon]

Agreed! Exhaust systems aren't to involved. Definately do it yourself.

[KornFlake]

yeah it's not too hard at all. just alot easier if you have a rear stand.

[DBARider]

Kewl, thanks guys.

What about a PCIII???

I guess basically, what I am hoping to find out here is what should I really need to have done professionally??

[Flyte Risk]

Put it all on your self then take it to EDR and have them map it.

[DBARider]

Aight... :thumbup:

[BadRepp66]

DBARider, yeah, listen to FlyteRisk, I always do my own pipes, easy money to save yeourself versus having the shop doing the install. Let the shop guys do the "technical" stuff like the mapping. Throw on a Power Commander or etc. while you are at it. Good luck.

[DBARider]

Thanks guys. Turns out the pipes that I thought I was gettin got sold out from underneath me... arrrghhh..

So I invested in some S/S lines, rearsets, looking at some new levers, got an integrated light.. FE kit, flush mounts...

I'm looking at: BMC filters, two piece A* suite, and boots.

I wanna do some track... :ride:

I got some work ahead..

[DBARider]

Well ended up getting a full Arata system , got my PCIII USB, got my Vortex rearsets on, got the integrated light installed, FE installed...waiting for my BMC, S/S lines, Titax levers

AND I GOT MY ALPINESTARS TZ-1 WITH PANTS... AHHHH YEAH!!!

I'm so stoked!!!