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If you do wheels, IMO you also have to do rotors and pulley. It just looks and flows better. Duals on a deluxe always look good and yes you have to keep the WW
Here is my buddies fatboy with big shot longs. I say duals but big shot longs are better looking in my opinion to big shot staggered. Also, Rinehart now makes a Churchill pipe which is similar and I far prefer Rineharts to V&H for sound and power. That's just me though.
Agree. I guess it all depends on how much you have to spend right now cause wheels are going to cost more than pipes but I'd definitely go with the wheels first if you're able.
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