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I'm getting old I guess. And tinnitis has taken its toll. For me just going with the SE Street Cannons when I did the Stage 2 was about perfect. Doesn't have the old school sound of course, due to the motor, but it sounds just fine imo. Nice and deep with no harshness.
I put this exhaust on @ 340 miles LOL no tune at the time.. just kept the RPM 3k and below and no aggressive throttle... it was fine till I hit 1200 miles then tuned it with a Pro Street tuner.. not exactly the best but the bike run fine and stays under warranty for now.. TTS tuner will be next with cam swap
Silver & Black, stage II, V&H two into one and Torque cam.
Absolutely love this bike 73yo grandpa coming off 3 Ducati Multistradas and 2 KTM Superdukes.
Comfortable, torque monster that has kept me into riding as a senior.
Silver & Black, stage II, V&H two into one and Torque cam.
Absolutely love this bike 73yo grandpa coming off 3 Ducati Multistradas and 2 KTM Superdukes.
Comfortable, torque monster that has kept me into riding as a senior.
I'm getting old I guess. And tinnitis has taken its toll. For me just going with the SE Street Cannons when I did the Stage 2 was about perfect. Doesn't have the old school sound of course, due to the motor, but it sounds just fine imo. Nice and deep with no harshness.
Did you pull the db killers out? I find mine near perfect with the db killers out!
After reviewing the dyno charts on Fuel Moto, I'm not overly impressed with the torque results for multiple listings of cam. Pipe. Tune (2-1 exhaust, SS cam, Wood cam, cyclorama etc) results average 125 torque.
Stock is significant imo around 105-107 @ the tire.
Thus, leaning towards keeping the factory warranty.
Dealer confirmed Rinehart slip on's, SE tuned keeps the warranty in tact.
Torque to the tire should be 110-115 which is fine IMO
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Still though, not 100% sure what all I wanna do
Silver & Black, stage II, V&H two into one and Torque cam.
Absolutely love this bike 73yo grandpa coming off 3 Ducati Multistradas and 2 KTM Superdukes.
Comfortable, torque monster that has kept me into riding as a senior.
Really considering to swap my low rider s for a fatboy, love the looks but want a more comfortable ride that also looks low/mean. Breakout from what I have heard is not that much better but the Fb is? I suppose those fat tires do make it plusher?
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