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It shows on there site they are available now for 96ci engines. What makes the Rocker (what I own) need a seperate part number for headers, like the V&H? Different clearances I guess? How would a non rocker specific pipe fit on a Rocker? TIA
the right guy can make anything fit....but yes they have the 02 ports also so they should be ready for purchase...im definetly getting them for my rocker
When I called Hooker they said the Fourbidden's didn't fit, but, like Rocker00 said, there's somebody that can make them fit. Will that void the warranty? Hopefully Hooker will set up a spot at biketoberfest and i can talk to them more.
What is the object of having 4 into 1 instead of 2 into 1? Is it just to look different?
I went on the Hooker site and couldn't find out how to get any information on them except for price and style. There was nothing on the baffle. Do they have one?
How do Fourbidden pipes sound, compared to V&H Big Radius 2 into 2 ?
Tom
the fourbiddens have a small baffle (but might just as well not be in there) I just replaced my jokers with fourbidden's and man its loud (i thought my jokers were loud)
Just a heads up, but the word is that Hooker is getting out of the bike exhaust business...some guys are real happy with Hookers, but some others have had complaints about quality...I have no experience either way, just FYI...
Fact is you won't see Hooker anytime soon with any type of info booth or anything for bike exhaust. They are going out of the Bike exhaust business and pursuing their automotive market only.
Check out the other thread about Hookers sale. Once their gone, their gone.
No new production. One thing you all may want to do is to order extra baffles, and tips too. They are cheap, and like I said, once gone, gone. Always nice to have a spare set just in case....
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