I did look to see if there was another thread like this one but I could not find one. I am looking for suggestions for changing my exhaust to try to disperse some of the heat and maybe get a little more power. I do already have a FP3 fuelpack in hand hoping this will work. Any other suggestions for what type pipes will work on the Triglide?

Thanks!
Harleygirl

 

Check the "stickies" at the beginning of this forum and you'll see Trike Modifications which will tell you all you want to know ( and maybe didn't want to}.

 

Almost all of the mufflers for the Touring models will fit. There is one that is just for the Trike built by Vance & Hines. Basically just for ground clearance. Don't go over 4" exterior & put one of the lift kits on the Trike & it will keep you out of the scrape trouble.
If you change the header you can also use most all the ones for the touring models. But you will need to buy the extension adapter pipe to get the extra length on the right side to reach the muffler.
While the Fuelpack may work for some heat reduction, It isn't the best idea for the engine as far as a correct tune. The best way to do this is with a method to actually flash the ECM so it may correctly tune the engine & not just add more fuel overall. Some have good luck with the Fuelpack, I just don't feel it does the job I expect .

 

The heat in the headers is from exhaust gas which is about 1200* Changing the mufflers, removing the cat, or changing the headers won't make any difference in the 1200* A new exhaust system with a fuel pack of one kind or another MAY reduce the heat 100*. Moving the position of your foot / leg will make a much bigger difference. Harley Floorboard extensions are under $100. I put CFR 4" Megaphones on both my wife's 2014 Tri-Glide and my 2015 Freewheeler. They fit without any adapters or modifications. I put them on because they are LOUD. We don't have any clearance problems, we don't go up or down driveways at 90* Good Luck

 

Just did this search myself. It all depends if you are looking for the best buy or money nor object. Many choices. I found a used set of stock mufflers with 2" Fullsac baffles installed for a very reasonable price. Reviews say a very good setup for the money.

 

I have already done the lift kit, that was well worth the money. I feel like it really rides differently. I do not ride anyone on the back usually but I think the lift kit really helped it as far as the ride. Thanks everyone for the information!

 

I used to have Cobra Tri Ovals on my 2012 Tri, changed to HD SE Street Cannons. They're ok.

 

I've heard they are great sounding ... how's the power?

 

Fuzzy

I have the street cannons on my 2013 Tri. They sound good to me, not too loud. I couldn't tell any difference in the power by the seat of the pants method . Not sure if it would make a difference on your newer Tri

 

One factor to reduce the heat you experience from the exhaust is the cat. I removed mine and it was a big reduction of heat eminating up to my right leg.