strips are cheap and flexible. not many people want to drIll into the cowl. I installed sane exact setup with no drill; cork removal or heat gun

@bajah2xRXT

8 жыл бұрын

That's nice man, but I really don't care. You can do it your way and I'll do it mine. I offer a lifetime warranty on everything I do. I don't use cheap strips, and I don't do cheap work. And if you're using a strip, the only way to get the wiring through is to go through the fairing. Anything else makes too much of a bend and will damage the strip. So, again, do it however you want, I really don't care. Nor do I care for your opinion. Move along.

@aaronclark4968

8 жыл бұрын

I'm sure it's all great work just alittle expensive all I'm saying. Nice bike too I think K5 is the best looking by far

@pvfirefighter38

8 жыл бұрын

+Aaron Clark thanks man, I've had no complaints so far, and there are always cheaper options. especially if someone can do it themselves. and yeah k4 and k5 gsxrs are definitely my favorite body style

you basically want $200 to do one of the easiest installs on a bike. dude your must be on drugs. everybody's local bike shop I'm sure would charge way less!

@bajah2xRXT

8 жыл бұрын

These are strips, not a ring that is shoved in. Maybe ask before you comment. The entire front cowl needs to come off, and 1/4 tab must be cut on the bottom of the intake cowl on each side to accommodate the bottom of the strip and the wiring. The intake pipes are then stretched with a heat gun so it does not rub and damage the strip itself. It is not an easy install. Each set of wiring is fused, switched, and run to 12v for power. I guarantee my work for life. If you don't like the price, go somewhere for halfass work.