I have the same problem. Installed my corsa evo today
@SLAPDOORS Жыл бұрын
My baffle goes in and out easy, even when hot. They are handmade mufflers though, could be a factor.
@walterandrews3077 Жыл бұрын
Finding one of these that hasn’t been dropped at least once is almost impossible. I drove almost 2 hours to look at an R3 that the young lady who was the original owner said just had some light scratches on it. It was trashed on both sides.
@iquitgaming57902 жыл бұрын
Mine came with a tool to help put on the spring. It looks like a small hanger. You just attach it to one end of the spring to pull it. The exhaust looks and sounds awesome👍
@williewasahippie2 жыл бұрын
Hey there. I have the same issue with the baffle! Did you ever install it? I will test without it but might resort to tapping it in with a rubber mallet. Take it is easy! -Willie
@williewasahippie2 жыл бұрын
I figured out how to install the DB killer and will note it on my channel too. I rode around with the DB killer out. When I got home, the DB killer easily slid in. I think the slip-on exhaust just needed to be warmed up and that allowed for the extra room. Good to go and hope this helps others! -Willie
@montecristomoto27682 жыл бұрын
@@williewasahippie Glad you got it to work! I just pushed it with the palm of my hand and it went in--also using a wood block and a mallet/hammer would do the trick when its cold
@williewasahippie2 жыл бұрын
@@montecristomoto2768 Yep. The heated up exhaust allowed me to easily push in the baffle with my hand. Didn't need to tap it in at all. :)
@sandralee8920 Жыл бұрын
@@montecristomoto2768 did the exhaust already come with a baffle db killer or did you have to purchase it separately?
@montecristomoto2768 Жыл бұрын
@@sandralee8920 it comes in the box with the Leo Vince exhaust.
@truongFOO2 жыл бұрын
Use a soft hammer
@platonicrhino68422 жыл бұрын
something to consider with the db killer baffle, use a length of wood to span across the baffle, then tap it in by hitting the wood with a hammer lightly until it's seated properly, that way you wont mar the finish on your slip-on. the only issue comes when you decide you want to take it back out again
@platonicrhino68422 жыл бұрын
i have to have the same year, same color, just non-abs, with the same tires, can confirm, they totally change the handing of the bike, when i ordered them online the first thing i did was rip a fat burnout on the stock tires. wife came home and i said "oh no! looks like i need new tires!"
@QuiannaLamey3 жыл бұрын
Kawasaki NINJA300 2013-2017 R-Gaza No Cut Protective Street Cage on ebay.
@justhesolution3 жыл бұрын
Cool idea but I say add just a little bit of exhaust/engine noises in between
@yellalot1013 жыл бұрын
This is awesome! Looking to "beef" up my 2014 300 soon. Thanks!
@sci-figuy66683 жыл бұрын
I have a 16’ passion red ninja 300 too but mines non-abs. I put an aftermarket pipe on mine & ended up selling it & putting the stock pipe back on. I got tired of the loud noise & the bike didn’t perform as well either. I really like the sound of the stock pipe once you hit 7,000 rpm & above. Funny thing: when I saw those thick grips, I thought of TLR! I miss that guys motovlogs. I miss hearing “TLR here & Laaaaaaaaaaayter. 😂
@montecristomoto27683 жыл бұрын
Hey, thanks for the comment. Funny enough, TLR is the reason I got the 300--and why I got these grip puppies! I definitely miss that guy. Also, since this video I got a Leo Vince GP Corsa exhaust (with the baffle in) and it's been great. -9 lbs off the bike, my boot doesn't hit the exhaust anymore, it sounds great but it isn't too loud either.
@sci-figuy66683 жыл бұрын
Monte Cristo Moto -The amount of miles TLR put on his 300 was insane! I know he didn’t own a car, but 30,000 miles in 2 years on a bike!!! 😲
@motoontheweekend3 жыл бұрын
Haha, where you stopped to take a pic of you’re bike. I do that too every time.
@montecristomoto27683 жыл бұрын
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@officialmusicrecordenterta26623 жыл бұрын
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tap it in, it will go in
I have the same problem. Installed my corsa evo today
My baffle goes in and out easy, even when hot. They are handmade mufflers though, could be a factor.
Finding one of these that hasn’t been dropped at least once is almost impossible. I drove almost 2 hours to look at an R3 that the young lady who was the original owner said just had some light scratches on it. It was trashed on both sides.
Mine came with a tool to help put on the spring. It looks like a small hanger. You just attach it to one end of the spring to pull it. The exhaust looks and sounds awesome👍
Hey there. I have the same issue with the baffle! Did you ever install it? I will test without it but might resort to tapping it in with a rubber mallet. Take it is easy! -Willie
I figured out how to install the DB killer and will note it on my channel too. I rode around with the DB killer out. When I got home, the DB killer easily slid in. I think the slip-on exhaust just needed to be warmed up and that allowed for the extra room. Good to go and hope this helps others! -Willie
@@williewasahippie Glad you got it to work! I just pushed it with the palm of my hand and it went in--also using a wood block and a mallet/hammer would do the trick when its cold
@@montecristomoto2768 Yep. The heated up exhaust allowed me to easily push in the baffle with my hand. Didn't need to tap it in at all. :)
@@montecristomoto2768 did the exhaust already come with a baffle db killer or did you have to purchase it separately?
@@sandralee8920 it comes in the box with the Leo Vince exhaust.
Use a soft hammer
something to consider with the db killer baffle, use a length of wood to span across the baffle, then tap it in by hitting the wood with a hammer lightly until it's seated properly, that way you wont mar the finish on your slip-on. the only issue comes when you decide you want to take it back out again
i have to have the same year, same color, just non-abs, with the same tires, can confirm, they totally change the handing of the bike, when i ordered them online the first thing i did was rip a fat burnout on the stock tires. wife came home and i said "oh no! looks like i need new tires!"
Kawasaki NINJA300 2013-2017 R-Gaza No Cut Protective Street Cage on ebay.
Cool idea but I say add just a little bit of exhaust/engine noises in between
This is awesome! Looking to "beef" up my 2014 300 soon. Thanks!
I have a 16’ passion red ninja 300 too but mines non-abs. I put an aftermarket pipe on mine & ended up selling it & putting the stock pipe back on. I got tired of the loud noise & the bike didn’t perform as well either. I really like the sound of the stock pipe once you hit 7,000 rpm & above. Funny thing: when I saw those thick grips, I thought of TLR! I miss that guys motovlogs. I miss hearing “TLR here & Laaaaaaaaaaayter. 😂
Hey, thanks for the comment. Funny enough, TLR is the reason I got the 300--and why I got these grip puppies! I definitely miss that guy. Also, since this video I got a Leo Vince GP Corsa exhaust (with the baffle in) and it's been great. -9 lbs off the bike, my boot doesn't hit the exhaust anymore, it sounds great but it isn't too loud either.
Monte Cristo Moto -The amount of miles TLR put on his 300 was insane! I know he didn’t own a car, but 30,000 miles in 2 years on a bike!!! 😲
Haha, where you stopped to take a pic of you’re bike. I do that too every time.
It's required!
I love your content I’ve just subbed, keep it up! :)
Thanks!