Thunderheader 2 into 1 Question
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RE: Thunderheader 2 into 1 Question
Either setup will be nice. I really like the Rinehart and the install of the pipe is pretty smooth if you take your time. The V&H 2 into 1 is pretty sweet too, I considered that one, but I really like the Rinehart. As for an air clearn, I just did the scraming eagle a/c, I think it was about $120 bucks. Another really popular one is the Arlen Ness Big Sucker. Basically the A/C is just a matter of preferance.
If your not planning on doing a SERT, which I understand why if your not, its alot of cash to lay out, the PC III would be best for either set of pipes you choose. The install for all of the items, pipes, A/C and which ever Fueler you choose to go with shouldnt be too bad. Just make sure you have a whole day set aside and TAKE YOUR TIME ! You may hit little snags but just step back, have a beer and then start in again. It also does'nt hurt to read the instructions all the way through once or twice before you start and visualize it in your head before you start.
I had a few questions and called Bub's (Rinehart) tech support and the Tech was really cool and very helpful. I hear V&H is also very helpful if you need to call their tech.
I think your hardest decision is deciding what setup to go with, but of the ones you mentioned I dont think you can go wrong with any of them. Have fun and be ready for some serious PERMA GRIN when you get it all done.
If your not planning on doing a SERT, which I understand why if your not, its alot of cash to lay out, the PC III would be best for either set of pipes you choose. The install for all of the items, pipes, A/C and which ever Fueler you choose to go with shouldnt be too bad. Just make sure you have a whole day set aside and TAKE YOUR TIME ! You may hit little snags but just step back, have a beer and then start in again. It also does'nt hurt to read the instructions all the way through once or twice before you start and visualize it in your head before you start.
I had a few questions and called Bub's (Rinehart) tech support and the Tech was really cool and very helpful. I hear V&H is also very helpful if you need to call their tech.
I think your hardest decision is deciding what setup to go with, but of the ones you mentioned I dont think you can go wrong with any of them. Have fun and be ready for some serious PERMA GRIN when you get it all done.
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RE: Thunderheader 2 into 1 Question
Thanks again Cage, Much appreciated. *Correction* If I get a V&H pipe with the Fuel Pak, I will attempt to do the install myself but if I go with the Rines and a PC3, then I will let somebody else do it (don't trust myself.).
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