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Finally was able to take a ride on my Rocker C after getting my V&H Big Radius pipes(Black Ceramic They Look B######) also bought the Screaming Eagle Super Tuner to tune it on the Dyno. And man what a difference !! and the pipes are just BAD sounding ! Next thing to do is the Screaming Eagle High Flow Breather. Glad I did the V&H pipes with the Screaming Eagle Tuner it was a little pricey but I like doing things right the first time.
Thanks for all of the input from you guys on what you used for your pipes and tuners.
Going to add breather later money is kinda tight right now.
Reason I did the pipes first was that here in Southern Ca. people in cars here do not pay attention to bikers unless they hear you coming.
Last edited by metalheart; Apr 21, 2009 at 12:10 AM.
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