Exhaust for an SV?
 

Hey guys, just trying to find a Good slip on for the SV. And especially something that's not going to cost me 500$+ AND require sawing.
Thanks!

Re: Good Slip on's
 

I think all slip-ons require sawing, you can get a full system and that won't. If you're in the UK try the budget cans like Fuel or CCC?

Re: Good Slip on's
 

Not sure you can escape the sawing if you're on a 1st gen bike. My vote is for Quill though, well made, bike is as quick as the Akro illegal can I had, although it's now a bit quieter. I've got their Evo 2 with carbon fibre end cap thingy. If you've got 1st gen you can probably get them to fit it if you wanna ride to Warrington. You can pinch loads of free stickers off them if you do!

Re: Good Slip on's
 

Any slip on can will require sawing.

Re: Good Slip on's
 

or the alternate option for the pointies (should work in theroy :geek:) and gladius is order a tergimoni two piece system (for the gladius). Tad pricey but would allow changes if you wern't happy the italian racket :thumleft:

Re: Good Slip on's
 

Hmm.. Well i want to get a 08 SV. Will that STILL require sawing?
I put a can on my 09 ninja 250 and it.. "Sliped on" Thus the name.
Yes, im a American. Might be different?
Cheers Mates;)

Re: Good Slip on's
 

to my knowledge all the exhausts were one piece and expensive to replace with a suzuki genuine part. One option is to get a scrap exhaust and butcher that one

Re: Good Slip on's
 

Eh..well.. That's a big suck.

Re: Good Slip on's
 

With all SV's the exhaust is a single piece system as standard. However, cutting the pipe is not something to be scared of. Really easy to do and providing you measure and mark it up, its fine. Plus, easy to put the old one back on for reselling.

Re: Good Slip on's
 

3 piece ;)