Cobra Motorcycle Full Exhaust Systems
A full system replaces the whole stock exhaust, from the head pipes to the mufflers. Cobra full systems here include Speedster, Dragster, Street Rod, El Diablo, 909, Power Pro HP and True Duals systems, in chrome or black. Harley-Davidson Softail, Dyna, Sportster and Touring models have the most, with systems for Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki and Kawasaki cruisers such as the VT 750 C, VTX 1300, XVS 1100, C 90 and VN 900.
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Speedster is the largest group. Cobra calls the Speedster family its premier line of full exhaust systems, in Short, Long, Slashdown and Swept versions, and says all of them have full-length heat shields. Some titles here also name the PowrPort crossover (PowerPort in the titles), which Cobra says connects the pipes from the front and rear cylinders.
Dragster systems are, in Cobra's words, a traditional drag pipe look with some updated styling, and removable louvered cores. Street Rod systems (Cobra writes Streetrod) are designed, Cobra says, for smaller displacement motorcycles; here they fit Honda VT 600 C and VT 750 models and Suzuki C 50, M 50 and VL 800 models.
Systems titled 2-into-1, among them El Diablo, Power Pro HP and PowrFlo systems, run both head pipes into one collector and a single muffler, as Cobra describes its 2-into-1 systems. True Duals systems here mostly come with billet or fishtail tips. The 909 systems, many titled Speedster 909 Short, are for 2006-on Dyna, 2007-on Sportster and 2012-on Softail models.
Before you order
Because a full system replaces everything from the head pipes to the mufflers, it is a bigger job to fit than a slip-on. Some Speedster Shorts Swept listings carry the supplier's notice that the right side passenger foot peg must be relocated; read the notice on the listing.
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Will it fit my motorcycle?
Each listing title names the make and models it fits, with the Cobra part number. The Fitment section on the listing gives the exact models and years; check yours before ordering.
What is the difference between a full system and a slip-on?
Cobra describes a full system as replacing the entire stock exhaust, from the head pipes to the mufflers. A slip-on replaces only the mufflers and usually fits onto the existing head pipes, but some Harley-Davidson slip-ons will not fit the thinner head pipes of 2017 HDI/EU models: see Cobra Slip-On Mufflers.