Another Leo Vince Install (now with LOTS of pictures!!)

Well the time finally came to purchase the Leo Vince Carbon exhaust for the 6th Gen. The whole installation process took about 3 hours and the results were better than I expected. It was quite easy. OK, here's the pics!


Here's the Before picture...

Here's the parts all laid out...

The 2 bolts holding the stock exhaust to the cat were a little rusted in place and felt like they were going to break.


Liquid wrench to the rescue!

See ya!

Broomstick in...

Baffle out...

Those clamps are a PIA!!!

Only needed one spacer on this end.

High and tight...

Done! Oh the sweet, sweet sound!

 

This thread is worthless with out a sound clip:ear::biggrin:

 

Ask and you shall receive! :bootyshake2:

Here it!

 

Very Nice Surfer!

 

Nice

Hey SS, Your bike look just like my:smile: Look great Hope to see you at SLO ride and check out the sound on your cans. The video can not justify.

 

Wonder where you got those exhausts

I leave the rubber OEM Honda mounts in the subframe rather than using the LV aluminum inserts especially with carbon mufflers, you want more damping from the rubber mounts. Then I think there's a spacer missing that fits between the clamp and the subframe, that's what keeps the mufflers spaced apart and away from the tail lights, unless you wanted the look of both mufflers exiting at an angle towards one another?

 

Nice!
I have the same system on my 06 and love the sound and look.
Most people don't know WTF your riding with that sound.

 

good stuff SS! i also have the LV system (db killers removed of course). i recently pulled up to my local Honda dealership and a couple mechanics came out of the service area to check out what exactly the bike was. i love that it doesn't sound like every other bike on the road.

 

:hail: kia001 :hail:

Of course I purchased these great pipes from you! A great deal and lightning fast delivery. Ordered on Sunday and received it before the weekend!

I totally agree with the spacer comment. I actually used the leftover spacers to lower the fender eliminator so it wouldn't need to be modified to fit between the pipes. The cans miss the turn signal by about a half inch and haven't melted the lens (yet!) :biggrin:

 

OK Jamma man WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO GET YOUR EXHAUST??? Come on stop delaying it, you know you want them... You'll only have to sleep in the garage for 2 weeks with this purchase; its worth it! What's taking you so long order them, order them!

Yes, I'm a bastage... :thumb:

 

Very nice SS, they sound wicked and create a overall more balanced appearance.

 

Surfer it's always good to see when someone is not in denial...yes you are a bastage!:biggrin:

 

They look and sound great surfer. In fact I just steered a new member to this link. My Yosimura pipe sounds alot like your bike does now.
Now to the Jammer deal......he talks the talk but does he walk the walk....or just :bs:
Sorry Goose, I couldn't resist .... :wedgie:

 

Hmmm, wonder what one of the stock 6th gen pipes would look/sound like on a 5th gen?

 

wanta find out?

Drewl do you want to try I have a set you can have. Doubt that I'll ever put them back on.

 

Is there any way you can twist the cans so that they can be at at angle instead of being flat.
By that I mean, instead of the cans sitting flat (parallel to the ground)
Example:
_ _

can you turn them slightly in the same fashion as the original exhaust.
Example:
\ /

Thanks

 

Yes you can. That is how I have mine set.

 

can you post a picture of your bike???
thanks

 

You can play around with removing or adding spacers under the seat and get a few different angles. I'm not sure how much of an angle you are going for but I'm sure some adjustment is possible. Post up some pics when you're done! :thumb: