Akra finally arrived!!!!!
06-29-2009, 05:00 PM
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Akra finally arrived!!!!!
Despite the lingering frustration and thoughts that it would never arrive, my new-to-me Akrapovic full exhaust finally arrived today. Woohoo!!!!! Now I just have to find a way to sneak away for a few minutes to install it 
Oh yeah, and test ride it too, he he
Oh yeah, and test ride it too, he he
06-29-2009, 07:50 PM
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You and me both (not to mention the money!), lol
I pulled it out of the box to inspect it and everything is in top shape. Very well crafted with tapered tubes and an auxiliary by-pass on the rear header. The cans, which are titanium, are extremely light. I removed the Akrapovic stickers (want it to be as "stealthy" as possible as the cops around here are getting sticky about after market pipes so I want to reduce my exposure; besides, the stickers look tacky IMO). I have decided to put off the creamic coating (will remove it later and have it done so as to not lose riding time) and will try to install it tomorrow...
I pulled it out of the box to inspect it and everything is in top shape. Very well crafted with tapered tubes and an auxiliary by-pass on the rear header. The cans, which are titanium, are extremely light. I removed the Akrapovic stickers (want it to be as "stealthy" as possible as the cops around here are getting sticky about after market pipes so I want to reduce my exposure; besides, the stickers look tacky IMO). I have decided to put off the creamic coating (will remove it later and have it done so as to not lose riding time) and will try to install it tomorrow...
06-30-2009, 05:00 AM
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I'll be selling off the entire system (stock header with heat wrapping and high-temp exhaust paint, and cleaned up inner welds), link pipe (painted flat black with high-temp paint) with collars, Blue Flame Dual Port can (re-packed last year), high mount bracket (anodized black) and custom ZX-9 passenger pegs (which enable you to keep momma happy). However, Yamadog has first dibs as he contacted me about one month ago to express interest. The set-up has a wicked sound and works quite well too
09-08-2009, 07:17 PM
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You and me both (not to mention the money!), lol
I pulled it out of the box to inspect it and everything is in top shape. Very well crafted with tapered tubes and an auxiliary by-pass on the rear header. The cans, which are titanium, are extremely light. I removed the Akrapovic stickers (want it to be as "stealthy" as possible as the cops around here are getting sticky about after market pipes so I want to reduce my exposure; besides, the stickers look tacky IMO). I have decided to put off the creamic coating (will remove it later and have it done so as to not lose riding time) and will try to install it tomorrow...
I pulled it out of the box to inspect it and everything is in top shape. Very well crafted with tapered tubes and an auxiliary by-pass on the rear header. The cans, which are titanium, are extremely light. I removed the Akrapovic stickers (want it to be as "stealthy" as possible as the cops around here are getting sticky about after market pipes so I want to reduce my exposure; besides, the stickers look tacky IMO). I have decided to put off the creamic coating (will remove it later and have it done so as to not lose riding time) and will try to install it tomorrow...
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