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Freefall, Looks good, very good. I take it you eliminated the CAT converter with the Samsons, what about the sensors in the original pipes? I have the exact same bike and would love to put those pipes on if I can do it without remapping or adding a controller. Is that what you did? Thanks for the advice.
Thanks.
I just replaced the exhaust. Stock O2 sensors are still in there.
I plan to ride it this way for a while, I see no reason to mess with the "mapping" until I replace the intake. That is still a ways out. I will keep everyone posted as I get some more miles on it.
I'll get the bags put back on today and get some more pics, should look good.
The duals are a great option, MOCO should offer them from the factory. I did the shorter turn signal rear stalk since I ride mostly without saddlebags. I also did a hi-flo air cleaner kit with HD's stage 1 download, she runs great. Here's mine with V&H true duals, gotta like the retro look....
Last edited by Phantomryder; Sep 11, 2010 at 06:07 PM.
Wow man! Those look great on your bike...I'm thinking about doing the same thing, but not completely sure. Right now I've got Rush 1.75 slipons, but the Samsons have always been in the back of my mind. Where did you order them from and are you still happy with them?
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