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i own a 2004 fxst and im putting a set of big growl 2 1/4 drag pipes on it, my question is, does any of you use power cones,i just heard about them,was wondering if there something i should ad or not,i dont know if they would be to restrictive or if they are alright to put on,i need the pros and cons on these things to know to order them or not.THANKS.
They go in the wrong end of the pipe to do any good. If you need back pressure, look into some kind of baffle, even a cheapo shorty or homemade lollipop style.
I had power cones in my Samson,Rip Saws and they worked great.
2-1/4" is too big for drag pipes. My Rip Saws were 1-3/4" OD and I have the 103" engine. 2-1/4" should be setup for baffles. I think you are going to lose a lot of low end power running that big a diameter pipes without baffles.
Tom
ive been doing some reading on it and i read that some people are going to lowes and buying copper pipe reducers and putting them around 4 inches in the end of the pipes with the narrow end pointing out.would that help out at all
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