switching exhaust- 99 lowrider
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Ok, my wife rides a 99 lowrider with straight drag pipes on it. She doesnt like them so I ebayed a 2 into 1 system that is used. It came with the heat shields on them but that's about it. (what do you want for 50 bucks? lol)
Anyways, what kind of hardware will I need to do the switch? I havent even looked at it yet. I was wondering if anyone out there had any hardware that I could buy from them or any tips on doing the switch myself.
Do I need to have the carbs rejetted or anything? ANY advice would be appreciated, I'm not going to start on this til I research it beforehand.
Thanks!
Anyways, what kind of hardware will I need to do the switch? I havent even looked at it yet. I was wondering if anyone out there had any hardware that I could buy from them or any tips on doing the switch myself.
Do I need to have the carbs rejetted or anything? ANY advice would be appreciated, I'm not going to start on this til I research it beforehand.
Thanks!
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RE: switching exhaust- 99 lowrider
rogue_rob,
What kind of pipe did you get? We will need that information to help you out. I bought a used V&H Pro Pipe HS off of ebay also, mine came with the support bracket that attaches to the trany but that was it. V&H has their instruction sheets on their web site that you can download, the one for my pipe showed the bolt sizes that I needed.
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What kind of pipe did you get? We will need that information to help you out. I bought a used V&H Pro Pipe HS off of ebay also, mine came with the support bracket that attaches to the trany but that was it. V&H has their instruction sheets on their web site that you can download, the one for my pipe showed the bolt sizes that I needed.
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They are hookers. Inside the exhaust it says "hooker tuned flow"
GRRRRRR, nevermind. They had a part number on them and it's for a friggin softail. He said they were HD pipes and would fit dynas. What a joke.
GRRRRRR, nevermind. They had a part number on them and it's for a friggin softail. He said they were HD pipes and would fit dynas. What a joke.
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