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Jamie, have you considered making a performance headpipe for the FXFB, FXFBS, and FXDRS that follows the same lines as the stock headpipe? One that could use the stock heat shields? I think you'd find several of us who would be very interested.
Jamie, have you considered making a performance headpipe for the FXFB, FXFBS, and FXDRS that follows the same lines as the stock headpipe? One that could use the stock heat shields? I think you'd find several of us who would be very interested.
Here is a new video of a 124" couple of Dyno runs. Engine started life as a 107 and got a new CVO 4.5" crankshaft, Suburban Speed piston cylinder kit, TTS 250 Cam, SE CNC heads, 64mm throttle body and 5.5 injectors. Dyno tuned with Mastertune2HD. Fullsac complete exhaust including the MX head pipe and 2" muffler core kit.
Here is a new video of a 124" couple of Dyno runs. Engine started life as a 107 and got a new CVO 4.5" crankshaft, Suburban Speed piston cylinder kit, TTS 250 Cam, SE CNC heads, 64mm throttle body and 5.5 injectors. Dyno tuned with Mastertune2HD. Fullsac complete exhaust including the MX head pipe and 2" muffler core kit.
Here are a couple recent bikes we finished up using the WM8-22X in 117" applications. One is a stock 117 CVO and the other is a 117" big bore kit on a 107" bike.
Love to see a Stage 1 (slip-on and air filter+SE Tuner only) dyno results. Seems as if everyone posts their M8's with cams and pipes etc, stage 2 ,stage 3, stage 4
Love to see a Stage 1 (slip-on and air filter+SE Tuner only) dyno results. Seems as if everyone posts their M8's with cams and pipes etc, stage 2 ,stage 3, stage 4
Exactly. I'd like to see if the gains are worth the cost
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