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You didn't specify who you're referring to, but if you're referring to the post immediately preceding yours, then yes, he has a Fullsac header.
I just realized that "quick reply" doesn't include the person's OP. I looked back through this thread but couldn't find it. It was basically a guy with my similar setup who added a torque cam. I have a 19 RGS 114. This guy kept his stock header when he added the cam and I was curious if he decatted the head pipe or left it in. So many different opinions on this. I'm not looking for that added torque because I know it won't be much but I do want more sound and less heat (wife complains a lot about the heat). I'm at basically a stage 1 currently with the stock header w/cat and I really want to remove the cat. Will be going to a stage 2 as soon as I can afford it. Thanks
I know you mentioned a different bike. But as Keithu mentioned I went with Fullsac header, Khrome Werks slip-ons.
The difference with no Cat is unreal! My Cool Flow fan and the head radiator fans (dual cooled) practically never go on!
I actually cycle through the Cool flow settings every two weeks and put it on "always on" just to confirm it works.
Crazy
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