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I just bought a 1996 883 in incredible condition. If it was sitting on the showroom floor you would think it was brand new (no exaggeration). It is completely stock, so I wanted to put some Cycle Shack slip-ons on it. Does anyone know if there is a gasket for where the slip-ons connect to the header pipes? I've never done slip-ons before, only full pipes.
I just bought a 1996 883 in incredible condition. If it was sitting on the showroom floor you would think it was brand new (no exaggeration). It is completely stock, so I wanted to put some Cycle Shack slip-ons on it. Does anyone know if there is a gasket for where the slip-ons connect to the header pipes? I've never done slip-ons before, only full pipes.
Thanks!
if you dont mind sharing, where are you getting the Cycle Shack slip ons--i'm in the market for some. thanks
I just bought a 1996 883 in incredible condition. If it was sitting on the showroom floor you would think it was brand new (no exaggeration). It is completely stock, so I wanted to put some Cycle Shack slip-ons on it. Does anyone know if there is a gasket for where the slip-ons connect to the header pipes? I've never done slip-ons before, only full pipes.
Thanks!
Might I suggest an investment that will pay you back many times? Get a hold of the service and parts manuals for your new ride.
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