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    Akrapovic Silencer, how to remove?

    Hey guys, did a search and googled and can't figure out how to remove the silencer in my akra slip on =\

    is it spot welded and I am to break these welds?
    Dont want to break the can just yet, only just put it on =(

    Halp please

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    my akra silencer was held in with a single bolt, hence fairly easy to remove.
    ... crack the welds

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    Done!
    yeah was just a bolt holding it in but it was tight as!
    vice grips + touch of WD40 and a lot of wiggling and pulling got it out
    Thanks guys... :p

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    now just sit back and enjoy the new found sound.

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    Hey Guys,

    I only found out about the pipe having a silencer last night and like mentioned above, this is the only place on google I could find that mentioned it.

    I brought my slip-on back in 2004, how do i remove it??

    Thanks.

    Regards,

    Dave

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    Hey Batta, welcome to PSB. What does the silencer look like?
    If you have access to a slide Hammer it could do wonders, that is basically how I had to remove my silencer. Get a hold of the silencer part and just pull it out, it was nice and tight
    Gluck

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    You might wanna post up a pic of the end of the can if your still having trouble. My baffle was held in place by a single rivet. Just had to drill it out then presto, the baffle slides out

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    Forgive my ignorance but I have no idea what the silencer is or what it looks like, all the guy said is that it should have one and i am losing DB's because of it...hence it has to go, :-)

    Here are some photos (sorry didnt have an online host, so quickly signed up to the first site i saw)

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    Quote Originally Posted by batta View Post
    Forgive my ignorance but I have no idea what the silencer is or what it looks like, all the guy said is that it should have one and i am losing DB's because of it...hence it has to go, :-)

    Here are some photos (sorry didnt have an online host, so quickly signed up to the first site i saw)

    IMG_0205.JPG
    IMG_0206.JPG
    From your pics I don`t quite understand what you are trying to do. It looks like a slip-on already. What Kim and Marty are talking about is the silencer inside the slip-on Akro. Your slip on looks like it doesn`t have a silencer inside. It depends what kind of pipe you got.
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    Oh, and welcome to PSB....
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    yep i can't see a silencer in there either.

    and welcome, hope you enjoy the site and the rides.
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    Just what i had to do with mine:

    Mine was bolted in yes, but it was still DAMN tight.

    What did I do?

    I ended up getting a coat-hanger, bending it into a loop with hooks on the ends, and using a hammer to tap it out.

    Just be careful what you hook onto etc, but it came out easy that way - up till that point i'd spent an hour with pliers, and other screwing about...
    stuff

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