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Hello all. I just recently purchased a 2014 HD Wide Glide and am looking to upgrade the exhaust. I have been looking at the V&H short shots staggered. I am wondering if this is a complete DIY job or should I have a certified mechanic do it? I am mechanically inclined. Also, what is EVERYTHING I NEED to do to my bike when upgrading my exhaust? I am looking to upgrade my bike without breaking my wallet. Any setups and suggestions advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you all.
 
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Buy a set of SAE wrenches and sockets and get busy.
 
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Buy a set of SAE wrenches and sockets and get busy.
what are SAE wrenches and what precautions should i take so i don't scratch up my bike or my new exhaust?
 
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Do it yourself, it's not that hard, basic hand tools, some exhaust gaskets and some anti sieze for the 02 sensors, every thing else shoud come with the new exhaust, as long as you still have the stock intake you should not need a tuner.
 
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You can do this yourself. Get a HD maintenance manual as well. Oh and some hex and torx sockets.
 
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I did S&S slipons, easy as cake.
 
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Originally Posted by scglide
Do it yourself, it's not that hard, basic hand tools, some exhaust gaskets and some anti sieze for the 02 sensors, every thing else shoud come with the new exhaust, as long as you still have the stock intake you should not need a tuner.
will it hurt the bike if i don't upgrade the air intake and if i don't tune it?
 
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Nope.
 
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Nope.
could you explain why please?
 
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any more suggestions or advice? much is appreciated!
 


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