Hi guys.
Just a quick question. I have got hold of a full tyga system second hand and just wanted to clarify if i remove the rear manifold or if the full system is connected to it or not. Daft one i know but dont want to fight to take it off if its meant to stay in place. Cheers.Paul.
fitting full system query
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Re: fitting full system query
full tyga will not use that small stubby...
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Re: fitting full system query
Yep remove the stubby.
Might help if you don't already have some new exhaust gaskets (crush washers) and remove the old ones.. they can get stuck in place.. I poke em out with a screwdriver.
A bit of silione will help hold the new ones in place as they tend to drop out.
If you don't replace for new theres a good chance it'll blow when it's all assembled which is a pain in the backside.
Might help if you don't already have some new exhaust gaskets (crush washers) and remove the old ones.. they can get stuck in place.. I poke em out with a screwdriver.
A bit of silione will help hold the new ones in place as they tend to drop out.
If you don't replace for new theres a good chance it'll blow when it's all assembled which is a pain in the backside.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: fitting full system query
Cheers guys,
just wanted to make sure, off she comes then shortly!!
Paul.
just wanted to make sure, off she comes then shortly!!
Paul.