any modification on hangers from stock mufflers?
329896
As long as the input and output line up the sane as the old ones there should be no need for modification. My stock mufflers were a bit longer so i welded an extended input on toake up the difference.
1311396
You could use offset clamps, but the best way to go is welding. The exhaust pipe will fit inside the muffler close enough to weld.
2278216
I think all straight through design mufflers can be installed reverse. Call Borla directly or a local muffler shop to verify.
2193970
It should fit perfectly without any modification, however you might have to mod it later on due to a folded mid pipe. But even if it bends you could still use the muffler with the stock mid pipe
1811774
I am unsure what you are asking. The rear-most muffler hanger(on the muffler) hits the hitch. A quick fix was to use a wire tie to pull the muffler away from the hitch. I guess I could try and bend the muffler hanger on the muffler? The hitch is installed and works fine.
2008124
The muffler body sits tucked up somewhat. The tips do extend just below the bumper but I would not say they hang down. My rig is lifted three inches and on 35s and I've done some rock crawling myself and so far have not had any issues.
148337
I used one of the side pipes to extend my stack. I brought it to a muffler shop to have the bell swelled on one end to fit the other pipes. You could also take one of the pipes to a muffler shop and have a couple of spares made.
672377
I put a stainless steel Magnaflow muffler on a 1996 Dakota, and I liked it so much that I bought a couple for our motorhome. None of them came with clamps or hangers. The ones for the motorhome were three inch inlet and outlet.
478701
You have to kinda angle them yourself. It's a great exhaust very loud though. And the hangers don't match too well but some do and the others can be man handled to fit.
1713184
Yes, most definitely. It is a lot shorter than the factory muffler tho so you may have to have a longer pipe welded in if your trying to reuse any of the factory rear piping.
1882272
The factory Resonator has to be cut and the x pipe installed. Simple job that any muffler shop can do. It's a little smaller than oem so, they weld on extra pipe to connect. About a 80-100 job.
1701519
My Forester is a 2011, but I would think the install is similar. I removed one rear muffler. I think it could be done with it in place, but it was easier to remove. I didn't have much trouble with the rubber hanger, but use plenty of WD40 or similar on it to get the metal probe out of the hanger.
1720835
No, just remove the black stock muffler and it should slide onto silver pipe coming from manifold, I hav looked at the new KLR but I don't believe they've changed the engine or frame, mounting points should all be the same
2033840
Look at your installed muffler to verify inlet/outlet are the same positions. If they are, a competent muffler shop will have no problems fitting this. If they aren't, it could still work but piping may need to be modified
228530
It hangs no lower than the exhaust system. The hitch is heavy duty well made. I would remove the muffler as it helps with the install
109110
I saw on several sites a lot longer exhaust that reaches to the back of the bike( about $79 ). You could modify that if you needed to make it even more quiet.
1841913
I did not see any H.P change. You can do it you self but I went to a muffler shop.