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How much {ball park} to replace stock exhaust on 2006 RKC, and all the other things that goes with it? thanks
Dale
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Lots of variables there. In my case: Monster Ovals_$550, fuel management system_$300, high flow intake_$150.00, and the list just keeps growing. Cams are next.
Keep an eye on ebay and craigslist. You could even put a wanted ad on craigslist with what you are willing to pay. Usually you can't give away stock mufflers. That being said, $100 should be a good guess at what you could expect to pay for a complete system. Any 2006 touring exhaust will fit and possibly other years. I would ask riders that you see with non stock exhaust if they still have the stock parts and want to sell them too.
I bought to complete exhaust system off eBay with heat shields, mufflers and one even with all the clamps and have less then $200 in both with shipping.
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