It is done.
I wound up skipping the paint on the headpipe; I figured it would not draw the typical person's eye so much.
It is a straight bolt in with no fitment issues at all.
You'll need smaller fingers (flange bolts at heads) and an assortment of socket entension lengths, but it's a quick job.
I installed Big City Thunder headpipe mount baffles, which are actually a pair of ID sized pieces of pipe with a fender washer blocking part of the baffle at one end and a securement screw at the other. You'll need to drill a 1/4" hole where you want that baffle holding screw to go through; I'd suggest on the side facing the bike since A) the pipe's off the bike anyway and B) it won't interfere with the heat shields.
I gutted the stocker 96" slash cut muffler cans. They're completely empty.
Everything bolted back just the way your stock stuff will come off.
The sound is deep and burbling, and loudish even at idle. When the throttle is whacked, everyone in your ZIP code knows where you are, and it does NOT suffer from some of the unpleasant sounds associated with open drag pipes. Highly relative, but to me drag pipes sound "unfinished" i.e. instead of defined power pulses, you hear BLAAAAAH and they are prone to decel popping. Big losses in low RPM TQ. So far, running TTS Mastertune canned map (I'm gonna V-Tune later today) I have none of the above. I suppose the TQ retention is the 2-1-2 headpipe and TTS tune with anti-reversion BCT baffles.
I mentioned loud. Be prepared, because it is far louder than my 110 into Rinehart Tru Duals with the loud baffles, and that motor was built to the hilt. At idle, you can feel it in the concrete garage floor.
So far, so good.