Cobra Streetrod Slashdown Exhaust System

The only real difference between the two exhaust systems is the shape of the end caps. The slashdown exhaust has angled outlets while the standard Streetrod exhaust has outlets that are angled 90 degrees from the ground. It all about what style you're after, but I can tell you both exhausts are pretty awesome!

The Honda Shadow Phantom is actually a fuel-injected bike. You'll want to order a Fi2000R EFI Controller to go with this exhaust. It's easy to install and use, so getting your bike up to running is a snap with this kit!

That depends on what bike it is that you have as it varies from machine-to-machine, with many of these kits re-using the OEM exhaust mounting brackets and hardware. In the event a special bracket had to be made in order to fit this exhaust, then yes, it will be included. As a general rule when it comes to all exhaust systems we have, so long as you have the original exhaust components, you won't have any problem installing these pipes.

Yes, it would be recommended to install a tuner along with a full exhaust system.

It would be recommended to install a jet kit along with the full exhaust system. You will most likely run into issues with popping and poor performance without one installed with a full exhaust system.

Yes, that is one of the models you can choose from the vehicle selection guide when adding to your cart. There is detailed installation instructions included showing exactly how to put this system on your bike.

Just be sure that you pick a 2020 Honda Shadow Phantom and you will get the correct exhaust system.

Generally speaking, if the exhaust isn't leaking at the moment, there's a good chance the gaskets are in good enough shape to be re-used. No less, it doesn't hurt to have an extra set of gaskets on hand, just in case! Just search our website for "exhaust gaskets" to find the correct gaskets to fit your bike.

Yes, the Cobra Streetrod Slashdown exhaust for the 2012 Suzuki VL800T Boulevard C50T does indeed come with provisions for fitting the OEM oxygen sensors to the exhaust. In this way, there's no need to permanently modify the OEM wire harness to fit this exhaust to your machine.

Anytime a full exhaust system is installed on a motorcycle it his highly recommended to install a fuel controller or a jet kit to compensate for the lean running condition that can be caused by swapping out the full exhaust system.

This Cobra streetrod slashdown exhaust system would not inhibit tire service any more than the stock Honda system would. To get to the axle nut it may need to be loosened or removed from the rear cylinder to remove the axle. Any Honda shop should be well equipped to service this motorcycle with an aftermarket exhaust system installed.

Cobra does not provide exhaust gaskets for any of their exhaust systems. Many times you can re-use the original gaskets by flipping them over and cleaning up the exhaust ports. However, it is highly recommended to replace them while you are there. You can find exhaust gaskets for your ride by simply searching for "Exhaust Gaskets" in our search bar at the top of the page.

The best jet kit to fit your machine would be a Cobra Carburetor Jet Kit as they're engineered in conjunction with Cobra's exhaust systems. With that jet kit configured properly, you can be sure to have the best possible engine power output and throttle response. The included jet kit instructions explain exactly how to install and adjust those parts to get proper fueling. You'll find with that, you'll be all set to hit the road!

Just select your 2018 VT750C2B Shadow 750 Phantom from the drop down and you will have no issue installing these pipes to the 2018 model. I would suggest the Cobra Fi2000R Fuel Controller. That tuner is simple to install and ships with detailed installation instructions and a tuning guide. It is preset for a Cobra intake and a set of Cobra pipes.

All Cobra exhausts are designed to work with the stock oxygen sensors on any machine you select from our fit guide. The same goes for the Fi2000R fuel tuner. The tuner will plug straight into the OEM wire harness on your machine and does not require the purchase of O2 sensors of any kind in order to function as advertised. Basically, if your bike ships from the factory with oxygen sensors, then the exhaust and the fuel tuner from Cobra will bolt straight up without issue.

Once you choose your machine from our fit guide, you'll be presented with a choice of finishes. If you were to select black with chrome end caps, you'd receive and exhaust with black heat shields. Mind you, as is the case with just about every exhaust system for cruisers, the pipes themselves are chrome, it's the heat shields that have a black color to them. So yes, the exhaust would look black all the way back to the end caps, which of course, have a chrome finish.

Cobra makes the perfect jet kit for your bike. In fact, their jet kits are specifically designed to work with their exhaust systems. Best of all, the included instructions do an excellent job of explaining how to install everything so you can get the best possible throttle response and engine power.

If you were going from a stock exhaust system to just adding slip-ons, most OEM ECUs can handle the change without adversely affecting engine performance and throttle response. However, when you go to a full system, we highly recommend adjusting fuel delivery to suit. In this way, you can be assured of a proper-running engine that makes good power and the best possible throttle response. For the C50T, we recommend the Power Commander FC to go along with the exhaust. It's easy to install, and very simple to configure for the C50T. With those two items combined, you can expect good power and great throttle response when compared to the bike's stock configuration. Plus, with the Power Commander FC, you can adjust fueling without having to take a trip to the dyno.

Each baffle is secured in position with a single screw. For most bikes - ones where you needn't remove the heat shield to get at the screws, you can pull them out of the exhaust in less than two minutes.

Yes, Cobra's Streetrod Slashdown Exhaust System for the Suzuki C50T does indeed come with oxygen sensor bungs. In fact, for just about every bike that comes from the factory with O2 sensors, Cobra designs their exhausts to accept the OEM oxygen sensor(s).

Yes, the Fi2000R will be an ideal match for your particular setup. The fuel controller comes pre-set to work with Cobra's full exhaust systems, so it'll be pretty close to ideal right out of the box. The instructions that come with the controller also do an excellent job of explaining how to make adjustments (there are only three dials on the device) based upon things you notice while riding the bike. Best of all, you probably won't need to do much tweaking in order to get the most out of it.

Unfortunately, Cobra does not produce a set of Streetrod Slashdowns to fit the V-Star 1300. The closest that we have for your bike comes in the form of a V-Star 1300 Yamaha Speedster Slashdown exhaust system from Cobra. About the only cosmetic difference between the Streetrods and the Speedsters is where the mufflers terminate, with the latter being longer. The other, more significant difference is the fact that the Speedsters act more like a two-into-one exhaust thanks to a built-in crossover pipe. Traditionally, 2-into-1 exhausts provide for greater power gains than 2-into-2 pipes. Cobra managed to find a way around that using their proprietary crossover (aka balance) pipes between the two headers so, you get the look of a 2-into-2 design, but the power advantage that comes with a 2-into-1 pipe.

Yes, absolutely! With the addition of a complete Aero Honda 750 exhaust system and the air cleaner kit you've got on there, you'll want to adjust fueling to take advantage of the freer-breathing engine. To do that, Cobra makes the perfect Honda Shadow Aero jet kit for your bike. The included instructions do an excellent job of explaining how to install everything so you can get the best possible throttle response and engine power.

No, you shouldn't have to worry about the check engine light coming on with the installation of this exhaust. This is due to the fact that you needn't remove or modify any sensors in order to fit this Honda Shadow exhaust to your machine.

It really depends on what model year Spirit 750 it is that you have. If it the newer VT750C2 Spirit (2007+ model years), yes - Cobra does indeed have the Streetrod Slashdown available in black to fit that bike. For the older VT750DC, unfortunately - they can only be had in chrome.

Removing the baffles will certainly make any exhaust louder. As far as mileage is concerned, the difference is likely negligible, albeit - there's very little data to support what changes, if any, will occur.

Cobra's Streetrod Slashdown Exhaust system is a complete replacement for the OEM exhaust pipes from the header all the way back to the muffler(s). You just remove the OEM exhaust system and bolt this in its place. If your machine is equipped with a(n) oxygen sensor(s), the exhaust will come with provisions for fitting the OEM oxygen that on the aftermarket Cobra pipe. Everything you need is included in the box!

The best option we have would be is in the form of Cobra's PowrPro Black fuel controller for the Suzuki C50T. The device continuously adjusts fueling as you ride and you can use an Android or iOS-enabled smart phone to really get it set up to your specific needs. There's even an auto-tune feature that'll help you set up the device without a trip to the dyno.

Cobra exhausts do not ship with a jet kit. We do have the perfect jet kit to go along with any Cobra exhaust in the form of the Cobra Carburetor Jet Kit. Since they're designed to work with your bike and a Cobra exhaust system, you'll have everything you need to get the most out of this exhaust in one little red box. The included instructions detail very clearly how to go about setting up your carburetor, too - so you can install everything with confidence.

Cobra exhausts do not come with exhaust gaskets. Provided the OEM gaskets on your machine are in good condition, you may re-use them when installing this, or any other exhaust that we sell. In most, cases and especially on newer bikes, the exhaust gaskets are usually in pretty good shape and are acceptable for re-use.

Yes, all Cobra Streetrod Slashdown Exhaust Systems come with removable baffles.

Every Cobra Streetrod Slashdown exhaust system comes with baffles installed in the pipes from the factory.