"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Lol I aired down from 37 to 20 at Azusa with a screwdriver yesterday in like 10 min.

 

I rerouted my exhaust. Glad I did. It would have been busted by now.

I like it a lot. Not as good as @Sandtaco Stauns deflators. Cost about half as much and works really well.

 

No one just pulls the stem? It takes 30 seconds a tire or so to go from 40psi to 15. I have spares in the truck in case one gets lost. Pretty sure a stem puller is cheapest and fastest.

 

Late nights and waking up near noon lol

 

That's what I used to do before getting the deflator. It pulls the stem and is easier to check than screwing it back in and checking, then unscrewing and repeat.

 

How easy/hard I'd the exhaust reroute? I feel like I should probably do that on mine after last weekend

 

I had a shop do it. Had all of the piping replaced from cat's back. Also added a true y-pipe and a Borla muffler.

I think I paid like $400 for everything.

 

What shop did you go to if you remember?

 

@glorifiedwelder does it for great prices

 

do you have pictures, who did it, and how much?

 

You going to make it over?

 

Did this today.
New levers and grips
New pegs

Old stuff

taking the tire off later for paddle.
Getting ready.

 

Are those break aways?

 

A muffler shop in Cypress.

I think it was called cypress muffler but not 100%. I just called a place nearby work.

 

Nice! I miss riding

 

If you had a"Guaranteed" delivery date for the lights and it took Amazon longer you can send in a complaint. I've done it a few times, one time they gave me $30 credit for anything sold by Amazon.com and twice they gave me an extra month of prime for free.

 

... I don't remember $400 or $500 something like that.

 

Thats similar to mine. I wrapped the pipe near the T case in heat tape, dunno if it actually helps but I'm more comfortable

 

It was 2.5" piping, Y-pipe, and Borla pro XS muffler. Didn't seem too much compared to the cat-back systems that are available.