All,

I sold some of my unused personal belogings and I was able to get enough to buy some short shots for my SB.

Did a couple of searches and noticed that the going price is about $360 plus shipment. If you have bought at a lower from a seller you can recommend please let me know.

Also, if you installed them yourself, can you tell me about your experience.

Thanks,

Harlista01

 

The install was a piece of cake. Get yourself some new Screaming Eagle flange gaskets before you start. Sometimes the old ones will work just fine, but for a couple bucks, I figured better safe than sorry. As for where to buy, I bought them cheaper and free shipping but the place has since gone out of business. Good Luck!

 

Save a few dollars and don't get the Screamin' Eagle gaskets. Get the standard Harley Davidson ones. They are the same exact gasket.

 

they are on ebay for 299.

 

but thought i would add i bought mine from dennis kirk for 299 shipped

 

I got mine new on Ebay for $299 including shipping. But, it was 3 1/2 years ago.

 

Thanks everyone, I forgot to specify but i am looking for the Black Short Shots.

This is the cheapest I have found online: $350 Shipped

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Vance...Q5fAccessories

 

Be really careful with that black ceramic coating....I installed on my Nightster and barely touched the pipes with my socket wrench when tightening up to the motor and made a couple of light nicks. It doesn't take much.

 

Thats what I hear, I am planning on wrapping them with paper or plastic before I install them.

 

I got mine (in black) a bit cheaper with free shipping from Dennis Kirk. I also picked up new gaskets as well. I did the swap myself - going from a full SEII exhaust setup - without any help OR having a lift / jack.

Getting the SEII's off by myself was the hardest part due to the angle of the bike on the ground and not having a second set of hands. Note though that I opted to take them off as a full system, and not in pieces.

Totally doable, and I'm only a weekend wrencher if that helps...

OH! And yeah, the black coating is about as delicate as our black denim paint. Meaning, it marks real easily!