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Old 20-02-05, 08:21 PM   #1
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Default Help with exhaust install

Guys -

How on earth do you cut the stock exhaust to fit a slip-on silencer in its place? Is there any way you can take it off to make the cut? Any suggestions? I have been sitting with a hacksaw and trying to cut this f-ing thing for an hour now and there is no good angle to approach it at, whilst it's still on the bike. Is there a diagram for installing slip-ons out there? This is very frustrating! Someone out there must know this dilemma... It's an 03' sv650N

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Old 20-02-05, 09:43 PM   #2
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Use a power saw...piece a cake Luckily I had a mate who had one. After blunting 3 hacksaw blades I nearly cut through the carpet with the powersaw it was that easy
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Old 20-02-05, 09:49 PM   #3
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See this post for more useful info!!!

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...866&highlight=
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Old 20-02-05, 10:32 PM   #4
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Using a blade meant for metal is usually a good start.
A hacksaw should go through it relatively easily.
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Old 20-02-05, 10:42 PM   #5
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angle grinder with diamond cutting dics, should go through it quite easy

Grinder £15 from argos,
disc pack £5

Oh did i mention their fun, just be careful covering up the paintwork, haha
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Old 20-02-05, 10:43 PM   #6
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angle grinder with diamond cutting dics, should go through it quite easy

Grinder £15 from argos,
disc pack £5

Oh did i mention their fun, just be careful covering up the paintwork, haha
... and mind you don't cut through your swingarm
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Old 20-02-05, 10:49 PM   #7
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Use a power saw...piece a cake Luckily I had a mate who had one. After blunting 3 hacksaw blades I nearly cut through the carpet with the powersaw it was that easy
You did it indoors? or do you have a carpeted garage? either way, I'm impressed
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Old 21-02-05, 12:36 PM   #8
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Me living room's me garage Ah....the joys of heating
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Old 21-02-05, 12:43 PM   #9
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I too found that you couldn't get at it using a full size hacksaw so instead I used a junior hacksaw, about five blades and 45 minutes of bloody hard work.
The cutting bit is not a lot of fun but its worth all the effort in the end
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