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I am trying to find out if anyone has dyno tested a Dyna with Vance and Hines Short Shots? Before and after. The FXDLS is around the 80 bhp standard with the 110cc and around 104 ft-lbs Torque.
Lots of info and dyno charts of 2-1 exhausts and lots of comments about extra power from 2-1 compared to 2-2 exhausts but I can’t find any actual facts.
Gains are around the 16bhp and 25 ft-lbs on Torque with a Bassani 2-1 with the FP3 fitted now looking for increase gains with the short shots.
stop, no, and don't. fk short shots... short shots are going to cause you to lose power not, gain it plus annoy anyone within earshot. want power.. swap you cams or go 117 (you can do a drop in 117 for ~1000usd ). don't waste money on those trash pipes. you'd be going from a strong 2-1 pipe to walmart/cheap drag pipes. extremely bad idea
garbage cliche drag pipes from hell. no .... no ........ No...
Unfortunately Guys that is the normal response but I’d like to actually see the figures. I had Short Shots on a previous Street Bob and I thought they were great although a bit on the loud side.
But I also don’t want to restrict the engine from performing so looking for power figures.
Most people going to the trouble and expense of a custom dyno tune put a good exhaust on. And most good tuners will recommend that customers put a good exhaust on if it is known that a poor exhaust is fitted or proposed.
Remember it's not all about dyno figures or a peak output. It's all about that area under the curve. The torque spread in the meat of the rpm range where you mostly ride.
Straight drag pipes will make power. But where that power is made is the main thing
Unfortunately Guys that is the normal response but I’d like to actually see the figures. I had Short Shots on a previous Street Bob and I thought they were great although a bit on the loud side.
But I also don’t want to restrict the engine from performing so looking for power figures.
are you joking? trolling?
it's the normal response because it's true. those stupid v&h crap shoot "i just bought my first harley" pipes are for looks and annoying sound.. basically, poser pipes. they should come with a 3/4 helmet and a skull face mask. they are typical for clowns on sportsters.... iron 883 and 48 owners are worst offenders.
those are not performance pipes. if you just want the look with actual power look at the S&S Power Tune Sport pipes. there you get a crossover for scaveging and power production... not just cliche drag pipes. https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/...dyna-2006-2017
no one serious about performance is sticking those stupid pipes on a dyno. that's wasted money.
if you like them and want them on your bike. do it. screw what folks think. but please don't expect gains. you'll get the less restricted stage 1 bump, but that's it. you are better off cutting the catalytic converter out of the stock header pipe.
Sorry for asking for the data/facts, “must be a troll” for asking.
Unfortunately, you're not going to find figures for that exhaust on our FXDLS bikes. Generally speaking, people are looking for a performance exhaust on a performance bike, which the short shots are not. I would heed Cvaria's advice and look into other options that would be a better use of your money.
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