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I have the Vance and Hines pipes thinking about cutting out the baffles and I guess get it dyno-ed. I heard these pipes running straight on a 2006 88" carb FXR and they sounded great.
Night-Train01, a slight aside from the topic, but jeez thats one sweet ride of yours. Any chance of the background,I,m relatively new to the forum so sorry if this is a repeat question. Stay cool.
I completely gutted the stock mufflers on my 07 Street Bob. I noticed no loss of low end torque. In fact it was a noticeable improvement in power all the way around. And it sounds hella better!
ORIGINAL: fxd2007
Has anyone heard that the 96" fuel inj. 07 bikesdon't work good withstraight pipes
Mine didn't
Had the straight-through V&H slip-ons on my FXDC and it popped and banged all over the place.....have just put in the quiet baffles so will see tomorrow if that makes any difference.
Hope you drilled a 5/16" hole in the plug, Other wise If ya go to tune it ya cant get the rod up the pipe far enough. They will have to pull the baffles then drill the hole and try and reinstall them. Just a heads up... Vance & Hines should mention that in the Dir.. But they dont...
ORIGINAL: fxd2007
Has anyone heard that the 96" fuel inj. 07 bikesdon't work good withstraight pipes
Mine didn't
Had the straight-through V&H slip-ons on my FXDC and it popped and banged all over the place.....have just put in the quiet baffles so will see tomorrow if that makes any difference.
Mine rarely has any popping on decel. And when it does, its only slight.
I've got two sets of slip-ons and can tell the difference mostly at about 4-4500 rpm's between them as far as power difference but it doesn't bother me much because I don'tpush it up beyond that.
I just drilled out the baffleplugs and put some thumbscrew type bolts about an 1 1/2" in from the end of each muffler. Sounds pretty good when you get on it butis quiet enough for cruising thru town also.
Hope you drilled a 5/16" hole in the plug, Other wise If ya go to tune it ya cant get the rod up the pipe far enough. They will have to pull the baffles then drill the hole and try and reinstall them. Just a heads up...
Nope, I didn't.........
But, it probably won't matter too much as I'm unlikely to be putting it on a dyno until after the warrenty expires......if at all.
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