05 SPRINGER CLASSIC EFI
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RE: 05 SPRINGER CLASSIC EFI
Hi and welcome. I do have the SE slip-ons. They are nice but a bit on the calm side. I decided to go with Vance & Hines short shots and did away with the duals. Works for me. I don't think there are too many Springer Classics out there but hopefully someone else will be able to help with your search for the right pipes. Congrats on a nice bike...how about some pics?
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RE: 05 SPRINGER CLASSIC EFI
Pipes will work fine with the floorboards. I just didn't like them. I need my legs to be more strechted out in order to stay comfortable longer. I'm 6' with a 34" inseam and most stock controls just don't work for me. Yes I have the EFI with a stage 1. I'm probably going to go with a 98" engine upgrade sometime within the next year 
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I was looking to do a 95 or 98 but am new to my area and dont trust any shop here..from reading i think 98 is way to go.
do you have powercommander and did u dyno it or what program did you use...think i should have gotten a carb bike..lol
do you have powercommander and did u dyno it or what program did you use...think i should have gotten a carb bike..lol
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LOL...I think the same thing about a carb. It's a different breed with which I'm more comfortable. But I think there are many benefits with the EFI that make the transition worth while. I don't have anything but a download from HD which was done with the stage 1 and SE slip-ons. Bike runs good even with the V&H. I'm still deciding whether to get the PC or the SERT.
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