Fullsac cores
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Road Master
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Fullsac cores
Currently running CVO 2" cores with a Jackpot head pipe & air cleaner. I have the cores wrapped twice as loose as I can and still get them in. It tends to be a little loud for long rides in the twisties for my tastes. I was wondering if anyone has tried the 1.75 baffles vs the 2 inch, and was it worth the change. The bike runs great, so no performance issues.
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Road Warrior
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Check out post #11.
Search further back on this forum and you will find alot of info on fullsac. Steve chimes in on a regular basis and will answer your questions.
http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=105991.0
Search further back on this forum and you will find alot of info on fullsac. Steve chimes in on a regular basis and will answer your questions.
http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=105991.0
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Road Master
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Prostar, no I am not. I tried a very loose wrap at first, then tried a double wrap. There is a difference. I just pulled the baffles out again, the outer wrap is stuck to the muffler housing, the inner wrap came out by itself. I'll give it a try like this. Have you seen a difference in the tone with the screens?
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Fullsac sleeves are a no brainier.
Steve recommends taking half the packing off and reusing the other half.
The 1.75" CVO Baffles are a tad bit louder then stock pipes. The 2.0" baffles are the best for Preformance.
YB
Steve recommends taking half the packing off and reusing the other half.
The 1.75" CVO Baffles are a tad bit louder then stock pipes. The 2.0" baffles are the best for Preformance.
YB
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