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Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 1/20/2008 10:50:00 PM

Tsunami

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Hi there, I have the 2008 Night Rod Special and was thinking of getting the Slash Cut Exhaust Pipes (BAFFLED). Do I have to remap the ECO, will it actually damage the engine or it's just a gimic. Will it do fine if I got the Fuel Pack as it's easy to install. any feedback about the Tab exhaust??? thanks

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 1/20/2008 11:15:46 PM

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You absolutely need a fuel modulator of some kind if you change the mufflers or entire exhaust (Unless you change to Screamin' Eagles and have the ECM remap by Harley-Davidson)

I have no experience with the Fuel Pak or Tab exhaust.

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 1/21/2008 7:38:38 AM

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Like eazy stated, you will need to remap.

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 1/21/2008 3:10:12 PM

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If you go with a free breathing exhaust like Tab you'll probably also need to let in more air. You'll end up needing some type of fueler to get it right.

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 2/12/2008 9:32:12 PM

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I just posted a similar thread about TAB. Guess we will find out at the same time. From what I have heard the pipes sound awesome and will eliminate some weight. If I hear anything else I will let you know. I ride an '07 FLHX, so I am usually on in the Touring forum.

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 5/3/2008 6:07:31 PM

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my friend has that set up, took less than a hour to install sounds great ! I think it was around $600.00 for mufflers,air cleaner,fueler thingy LOL

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 5/3/2008 8:10:25 PM

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I have V-Mod pipes and I can hear my mates TABS over mine. Yes you need a PC111 or similar.

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RE: Tab Exhaust & Fuel Pack - 5/3/2008 9:53:45 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: eazy

You absolutely need a fuel modulator of some kind if you change the mufflers or entire exhaust (Unless you change to Screamin' Eagles and have the ECM remap by Harley-Davidson)

I have no experience with the Fuel Pak or Tab exhaust.

I think this is a moot point. The SE mufflers for V-Rods are gone. They don't make any other than the Hollow Point mufflers. The Hollow Point mufflers don't require a re-map. the older flashes are not compatible with the 2007 and up ECM's.

I do agree that a fuel management is necessary in this case.

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