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I am installing a T-Man 555 Cam and a Heavy Breather on my 07 Deluxe. I am not a big fan of the looks of the D&D FatCat, and like the Pro pipe. But am I going to loose a lot of power if I go with the Pro Pipe, or will they both be ok?
I am sure the butt dyno cannot tell the difference between a Pro-Pipe on your Harley and a Fat Cat. I doubt there is much difference in actual dyno numbers between the 2 pipes. With either of the pipes you will gain MUCH torque and a little HP over short, open pipes or OEM pipes, of course, provided you also give her some easier breathing up top.
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