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I have a 1995 heritage softail, I got it used about a year ago and the exhaust slip-on had raddled in it so I got set off e-bay and the bike started popping, more it was popping from the start and seem to level out at about 70mph. so purchased a dynojet kit the bike runs great now but the popping seem to have got worst, I checked the plug reading and it seems correct, is it normal for Harleys to pop during deceleration, the slip on's seems to be near straight through? Any ideas or suggestions
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I have a 1995 heritage softail, I got it used about a year ago and the exhaust slip-on had raddled in it so I got set off e-bay and the bike started popping, more it was popping from the start and seem to level out at about 70mph. so purchased a dynojet kit the bike runs great now but the popping seem to have got worst, I checked the plug reading and it seems correct, is it normal for Harleys to pop during deceleration, the slip on's seems to be near straight through? Any ideas or suggestions
I have a 1995 heritage softail, I got it used about a year ago and the exhaust slip-on had raddled in it so I got set off e-bay and the bike started popping, more it was popping from the start and seem to level out at about 70mph. so purchased a dynojet kit the bike runs great now but the popping seem to have got worst, I checked the plug reading and it seems correct, is it normal for Harleys to pop during deceleration, the slip on's seems to be near straight through? Any ideas or suggestions
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Any there recommendatins for slip on's, that have good preformance and great sound, the plug reading seems in between tanish and clean (looks like a newplug) not black and not white. any suggustions.
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SEII's have a nice sound and good perfromance. I have about 10,000 miles on mine and there sound has deepened with time. Cycle shack slip ons are cheaper than SEII's and provide a similar sound and performance. If I new about the cycle shack slip ons before I purchased the SEII's, they would have been my choice (basically the same muffler with a huge difference in price).
Here is the link to the cycle shack web site : Cycle Shack
Here is the link to the cycle shack web site : Cycle Shack
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I have a 1995 heritage softail, I got it used about a year ago and the exhaust slip-on had raddled in it so I got set off e-bay and the bike started popping, more it was popping from the start and seem to level out at about 70mph. so purchased a dynojet kit the bike runs great now but the popping seem to have got worst, I checked the plug reading and it seems correct, is it normal for Harleys to pop during deceleration, the slip on's seems to be near straight through? Any ideas or suggestions
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a. rejet the carb and/or
b. post the results of the change ?