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If you go with the PC III it has the 02 sensor eliminator. Get a hold of Jamie at Fuelmoto thats where I bought mine. My pipes has the holes and I plugged them.
If you're looking for V&H Big Shot Staggered pipes, I am getting ready to take off a set from my 07 FXDC, I'm about 99% certain they'll fit. I put less than 50 miles on them.
Passenger footpegs (if you even have any) may need to be raised up a few inches to install. I don't know how comfortable that would be for the passenger.
It depend on what you want out of your pipes, performance or looks. Do you plan on doing any future motor work? I had V&H Bigshots for a few years on my Lowrider as an 88" & then as a 95". The pipes look great & sound even better. I got a great deal on a V&H 2-1 Propipe & I can tell you that the performance gain is significant, especially at the low end. They don't sound or look as good IMHO, but I like performance. Another way to keep performance w/ a 2-2 pipe is w/ the Cycle Shack M series slip-ons. They also sound good & are inexpensive. All depends on what your aspirations & desired end results are. Alot of guys spend big $$$ having to redo stuff becuase they didn't consider future upgrades.
I love my SideShots. Great sound, unique look, full heat shields, and easy to install. One warning though, if you're short and find yourself hugging the tank to reach for your pegs, they SideShots might not be for you.
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