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Old 10-19-2018, 11:27 AM
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So guess I won't be going the fullsac route for better sound. Just talked to them and since I have the SE high flow exhaust with the cats moved to the muffler their CVO cores won't fit. Bummer.
 
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Old 12-09-2018, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Cpuccio
I initially did the 2.25 fullsac cores and techmat on my '17 CVOSG. Great sound for very little $ and effort. I had no problem grinding out welds with my dremel. Just be patient and use the right bit for grinding steel. Here's a sound clip. Quality is not the best with my iPhone.
https://youtu.be/KjR0BBW_nbI

Then this past spring I added the fullsac headers, HD Stage 2 torque cam, tune and pulled out the techmat. Love it!! Nice idle rumble, loud on WOT, and pulls harder. But still not too loud at cruising speeds. Here's a riding clip. Read the notes to skip to a few key sections.... idle, WOT, etc. I'm staying at this setup. Love it!!
https://youtu.be/OMJXutIl2_8
What bit for Dremel and where did you find it? Have not found what I consider to be a good bit for grinding out welds.
 
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Old 12-10-2018, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by robbie52
What bit for Dremel and where did you find it? Have not found what I consider to be a good bit for grinding out welds.
I used Dremel grinding stone, part number 952. I bought three of them, but only used one. It took a minute or two for each spot weld, and worked great.
 
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Old 12-10-2018, 07:59 PM
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I looked at the fullsac cores for my 2019 cvo but in the end I thought money would be better spent on a good set of slip ons that I knew would sound good and not cause any warranty issues, and I didnt have to take the time to hack up the stock cans. Certainly not knocking any of the guys who run these and like them, good slip ons was the better choice for me.
 
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Old 12-10-2018, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Quik
I looked at the fullsac cores for my 2019 cvo but in the end I thought money would be better spent on a good set of slip ons that I knew would sound good and not cause any warranty issues, and I didnt have to take the time to hack up the stock cans. Certainly not knocking any of the guys who run these and like them, good slip ons was the better choice for me.

I went on my 09 from Vance and Hines Hi-Output slip ons, to the Stock mufflers with Fullsac cores installed. I picked up 4 ftlbs of torque under 3000 RPM. Horse power was the same. This is using same TTS tuner and same dyno tuner.

Wish I went Fullsac first time around, could have saved 500 dollars.

Yep, the Vance and Hines had a deeper sound, and were louder, baffles didn't have enough back pressure.
 
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Old 12-10-2018, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by FLSTFI Dave
I went on my 09 from Vance and Hines Hi-Output slip ons, to the Stock mufflers with Fullsac cores installed. I picked up 4 ftlbs of torque under 3000 RPM. Horse power was the same. This is using same TTS tuner and same dyno tuner.

Wish I went Fullsac first time around, could have saved 500 dollars.

Yep, the Vance and Hines had a deeper sound, and were louder, baffles didn't have enough back pressure.
Definatly something to consider, for me, I have no problem giving up some power for better sound cause this thing ain't no powerhouse anyway but still does fine if I give up a few on the bottom.
 
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Old 12-13-2018, 12:56 PM
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Ordered 2.25 cores and techmat after speaking with James at Fullsac. I'm planning on keeping the stock headpipe for warranty reasons. James did say if your changing headpipe 2.0s are a better choice.
 
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I just finished installing the 2.25" baffles with the techmat and am very satisfied with the results.
 
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Originally Posted by Desertwndrr
I’ve done dozens. They are worth the bother. Won’t make a huge difference without the header, which is highly recommended as well. Get the fiberglass mats with them as they deepen the tone.
I just bought a pair of 2.25. Fullsac is kicking *** in here.
 
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does the fiberglass mats make it quieter? I currently have the 2.25 without the mats but would like a deeper tone but already not loud enough for me.
 


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