Fullsac design / Fuel Moto
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Fullsac design / Fuel Moto
Deciding on Fullsac head pipes or Fuel Moto. My question is this, the Fullsac system has the full size crossover pipe and the Fuel Moto Jackpot uses the stock choked down crossover pipe. Both promise increased performance however does one or the other offer superior because of the differences in the crossover design?
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Last edited by Cruizer40; 01-13-2019 at 10:10 AM.
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We have 2 Jackpot head pipes for M8 FLH bikes, the M8 2/1/2 and the Jackpot M8 XXX. The 2/1/2 is designed for stock and mildly modified engines up to the 130HP range, The XXX is designed for engines over 130HP. The XXX has stepped 2” primaries and a huge collector, it also has an oversize crossover pipe. Both pipes work with stock heat shields and feature dual 12mm & 18mm O2 bungs. These pipes were developed by testing dozens of designs on an assortment of engine displacements and power levels. Each pipe is hand built from 304 stainless and includes a lifetime warranty. If anyone has any questions or are looking for a recommendation we are always happy to assist.
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Jamie Long / Fuel Moto USA
The USA's Leader V-Twin EFI & Performance www.fuelmotousa.com
Contact 920-423-3309
Email jamie@fuelmotousa.com
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Crossover pipe
We have 2 Jackpot head pipes for M8 FLH bikes, the M8 2/1/2 and the Jackpot M8 XXX. The 2/1/2 is designed for stock and mildly modified engines up to the 130HP range, The XXX is designed for engines over 130HP. The XXX has stepped 2” primaries and a huge collector, it also has an oversize crossover pipe. Both pipes work with stock heat shields and feature dual 12mm & 18mm O2 bungs. These pipes were developed by testing dozens of designs on an assortment of engine displacements and power levels. Each pipe is hand built from 304 stainless and includes a lifetime warranty. If anyone has any questions or are looking for a recommendation we are always happy to assist.
So I want to understand correctly, I'm putting together a stage 2 M8 107. I'm looking at a PV with the target tune, S&S 475c, SE intake, lifters, pushrods, headpipes and slipons.
The oversized crossover offers no advantages to this kind of build over the stock flattened crossover?
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So I want to understand correctly, I'm putting together a stage 2 M8 107. I'm looking at a PV with the target tune, S&S 475c, SE intake, lifters, pushrods, headpipes and slipons.
The oversized crossover offers no advantages to this kind of build over the stock flattened crossover?
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Joey Unick (08-11-2019)
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Slip ons for 2/1/2
In a Stage 2 M8 application there is no gain by using a full size crossover over the factory crossover. For this reason we do not offer the optional full size crossover for the M8 like we do for Twin Cam bikes. In big Hp combinations where we use the XXX head pipe with the large 2" primaries and big collector we do use a full size crossover which is incorporated into the design. Also note choosing the proper mufflers is key.
Last edited by brandon fiorini; 01-26-2020 at 08:01 AM.
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I have boneshakers for slip ons and want to get the 2/1/2 pipe for my m8. Adding cam, ac, and powervision as well. I keep hearing about boneshakers not being good for the low end torque and how there is a dip. How bad is the dip? Will the bike be ******* it when I go to hit the throttle or is it not really that noticeable? I’m not trying to make my bike the fastest bike or anything lol. Just want to have some more torque and HP and keep the deep low sound. What are some slip ons that you would recommend to keep the low deep sound? Or could I just keep the boneshakers and add the 2/1/2, 475 or 465 cam, and powervision and be fine?
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