Exhaust Setup Question
A person I met had a 1980 flhtc with true dual exhaust. We both had the same type of muffler. Frankly, I liked the sound of his bike, it sounded more shovelhead than mine for lack of words. I am thinking it is his exhaust set up, it was a more crisper independent exhaust note. My is a more blended balanced sound. Or maybe he has a cam that makes it sound that way and either exhaust systems would have nothing to do with it. What are your thoughts and is is either dual exhaust system better than the other.
it makes all its power from idle to around 4200 RPMs - thats the bikes driving range you could also just install new S&S lifter rollers on your lifters the way we do it
I also run V&H Power Duals on my 2013 FLHTK. It has a crossover where the stock converter was. (Similar to your setup but a race collector Y) I run Woods 555 cams in it. Most people say I lost the Harley lope with the Power Duals. Similar to yours it tends to use the right muffler and has a merged note unless I get on it.
When the bikes came with crossovers, True Duals where a performance upgrade.
When running dual pipes, Two into One Supertrapp type pipes are a performance upgrade.
When the bikes came with crossovers, True Duals where a performance upgrade.
See a pattern here? I am not going to go as far as say snake oil, but exhaust manufacturers will tell you that the opposite of what you have is a performance upgrade.
When the bikes came with crossovers, True Duals where a performance upgrade.
When running dual pipes, Two into One Supertrapp type pipes are a performance upgrade.
When the bikes came with crossovers, True Duals where a performance upgrade.
See a pattern here? I am not going to go as far as say snake oil, but exhaust manufacturers will tell you that the opposite of what you have is a performance upgrade.
untill you have a highly modifed engine and a chassis dyno power in the tune is visuable









