Coffman Shorty SlipON

[Amitgrover]

http://www.mcssl.com/store/coffmansexha ... c442500658

Just talked to them, as this was listed on their website today and they confirmed as tested as working on H2SX .

Also saw a video on FB group for H2SX Owners with this one on the bike sounded loud and did not cover the wheel.

[Drnick]

There website list for the H2,didn’t see a listing for the H2SX

[Amitgrover]

There website list for the H2,didn’t see a listing for the H2SX

They listed for H2 but works for H2SX too as posted Originally, just in how they listed it on their website.

[Drnick]

Ok,just got reply from Coffman,only thing is,it just clamps onto cats end,no other attachment point? Would like to see a pic of this on bike.

[THOR]

why you not going to your local plumber shop and ask for a stainless steel pipe they will cut it for your for $40 and you will save alot money, that thing is not an exhaust. sorry to be too straight.

[cOoTeR]

I think for the first time on this forum I agree with Thor.

Might as well just pull the stock muffler off and run an open cat. Saves you $230.

I think I might start cutting the bottom out of my old beer cans. Then I can sell them on eBay with a hose clamp and say it's a universal motorcycle muffler.

[roadczar]

Yes, this is why for the most part I avoid slip-ons. At Least this one is cheap.

[Palmer812]

I had them on my 2015 zx14r. The right side fit great and bolted to the original mounting point. The left side just clamped on to the header with no other mounting points. Was kind of cheesy. Also you had to space out the kickstand or it would hit the exhaust and dent it.

[Amitgrover]

Ok,just got reply from Coffman,only thing is,it just clamps onto cats end,no other attachment point? Would like to see a pic of this on bike.

There are two other things you can do, put a rivet and spring, from what I remember per what was explained to me earlier this morning.

[Kawaguy36]

My two cents. I just ordered one. For the price, it makes sense because my main purpose is to be heard. If I wanted maximum performance there are obviously other options. I would also argue if I wanted a true sports bike I would have bought the H2. I'll be flashing the bike soon to open it up a bit and adding a couple of other extras. I'll post my bike and report out on the install once I receive it for others who might be interested.