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For the looks and sound of the bike,
a few weeks ago I went form Rinehart’s 2 into 1 ($$$)
back to stock header pipes with Cycle Shack Slip On Turn Outs.
Also had a completely new Dyno Tune and a different AC cover.
I now have the look and sound I should have done in the first place.
As a unexpected bonus I now have more HP and higher torque
across the board. Runs strong as before without popping on decal.
This does not tell me that Slip Ons are better than 2 into 1’s.
It only tells me in my case with the variables I have, it was a good move.
It does make me wonder if the tune up I got with the Rinehart’s
was the best they could have done?
All bikes and service departments are not created equal.
I did the same thing but for different reasons. I need to ba able to pass the sound restrictions in Germany and the Big Shots woul dnot pass. I went with lip ons that way if those do not pass I can easily swap them out for the stock mufflers.
I like the looks and functionality of the stock headers and CS mufflers better. It's cleaner looking to me. I went from CS mufflers on my Bob to Rinehart slip-ons and have no regrets. If I dump the Rineharts, I'll put CS muffs on again. Excellent bang for the buck, good sound and performance.
I guess I'm partial to 2-1, but that's just me, glad you are getting better results! Both pictures, before and after, are great looking!
I am a bit puzzled, however, I have researched the 2-1 and many dyno sheets have shown 2-1 to be pulling highr torque numbers in the mid-range, but that's with different 'variables'.
labfreak
“I am a bit puzzled, however, I have researched the 2-1 and many dyno sheets have shown 2-1 to be pulling higher torque numbers in the mid-range, but that's with different 'variables'. “
That’s the impression I was under also, and still am.
I’m still thinking something wasn’t done right when the Dyno was
done on the Rinehart’s. stagolee
“Did either shop have a dedicated, fully-enclosed dyno room?’
Yes, they were both done at the same HD delaership.
Different mechanic, I think so.
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