Last night I installed my new exhaust system and I could not be happier. Because I'm about to be a daddy I only had a budget of $600. I bought everything on ebay NIB. I started out by getting the Ness Big Sucker stage 1 A/C, and because of my budget I got the V & H Short Shot Staggared, and to regulate fuel/air mixture I got the Fuel Pak. Heres a summary of the install... The A/C was cake to install, the aluminum backing plate is a little chinsey. The Short Shots were also very easy to install, they look great and sound better. Now on to the Fuel Pak, where should I begin? I really liked how easy it was to program, a kid could do it. The bike runs great on the map provided by V & H no poping or back fire. My only problem was the instalation. That thing was not meant to fit under the seat of a Bob. It took about an hour and 45 mins. to connect to cables just because space is so limited. Pretty much everything under the seat needed a new home. After several attemts I finaly got the SOB stuffed in that tight little area under the seat, what a pain in the a$$.

A 9:45 last night I took it for a ride with the new systm installed, I F'in love it. I only went about $10 over my budget and my Harley sounds like a Harley should. I did get one little back fire but it was after I laid a patch at a red light downtown, I had to let out some of that agression the Fuel Pak caused.

 

PICS PLEASE! Congrats on the baby too!

 

If it's a boy you can name him Vance.

 

I love V&H pipes

 

I'll have pics up this weekend I'm still working on making an A/C cover.

It is going to be a boy. We were thinking about naming him Nixon but, Vance is cool.

 

Congratulations on getting your pipes put on. Ain't nothin' like it!

 

Congrats on the baby...

If it's a boy, you could always switch out the pipes to Sampson. Just stay away from Hooker (nuff said) [sm=nono.gif]

 

Hey! My last name is Hooker!

Don't worry, I ain't mad. I've been getting grief my whole life for my name!

Wally (Hooker)

 

Congratulations, on the job well done in both areas. On the forums alot of people said that the fuel pak was junk, but you have made me think a little differently now. May the baby be very healthy.

 

Make sure to check the tightness of the exhaust after you get a few miles and then periodically for awhile. Friendly advice from someone that waited a few miles too long and now has a scratch on his new pipes from the exhaust flange vibrating loose

Now, congrats on the baby and lets see some pics!!