Leo Vince GP Corsa Slip-on Exhaust | Ninja 300

No ridealong, that's coming soon!

[@platonicrhino6842]

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

[@iquitgaming5790]

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👍

[@SLAPDOORS]

My baffle goes in and out easy, even when hot. They are handmade mufflers though, could be a factor.

[@vmax-cv1ml]

tap it in, it will go in

[@M7E9M]

I have the same problem. Installed my corsa evo today

[@williewasahippie]

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

[@williewasahippie]

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

[@montecristomoto2768]

@@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

[@williewasahippie]

@@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]

​@@montecristomoto2768 did the exhaust already come with a baffle db killer or did you have to purchase it separately?

[@montecristomoto2768]

@@sandralee8920 it comes in the box with the Leo Vince exhaust.