Martin Bros. Shockwaves
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Martin Bros. Shockwaves
I am tired of looking at my V&H BSS on my & every other bike. I like the look of the Martin Brothers Shockwaves. Anybody tried them, & how does the sound & quality compare to V&H. I have the quiet baffles in my BSS & do like the deep rumble they produce. I assume I would have to get my pcIII remapped.
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From: Portland Oregon
Took my V&H Big Radius's off and put the shockwaves on...love them and much louder and more horse and torque...heres the dyno with the big radius's and the shockwaves...what more proof do you need...I keep the dyno map around for those non-believers...a pictures worth a thousand words...lol...
5th Gear
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From: Columbus, Ohio
Looks good Tom. I'm leaning to the shockwaves or daisycutters, not sure which. I also have a SE heavy breather (not yet installed), do you still need a fuel pak with that set up? Also, Tom do you have your ares on now? If so, lets see!
Road Warrior
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From: Rochester, MN
You can get the Shockwaves in four different styles: 1) Chrome Pipes/Black Ceramic heatshields, 2) Chrome Pipes/Chrome heatshields, 3) Black Ceramic/Chrome Heatshields (the ones I have coming), and 4) Black Ceramic/Black Ceramic Heatshields. I got them cause I wanted something different for my Rocker C and it looks like almost everyone is puttin on the V&H Big Radius. I also think the lines fit the Rocker better.
My understanding is that if you are just putting the pipes on you will not have to remap, but if you are putting on a new air cleaner and pipes you will.
My understanding is that if you are just putting the pipes on you will not have to remap, but if you are putting on a new air cleaner and pipes you will.
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