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I want to upgrade my exhaust, air cleaner and tune the bike. I have an 2012 Heritage Softail. I would like to do this myself and not pay a dealer, what system is good to tune this bike? I heard TTS is good. Let me know what you think
Welcome to the forum from ND. I just bought a 2012 Heritage myself. Sign the papers friday actually. I am interested to see what you do with yours. It may inspire me as well.
I love mine, I bought it Nov last year. I left it stock for the whole year, it is very quiet, I'm thinking about getting exhaust, about to buy Vance and Hines Part# 16831 heard a lot of go things about them. I will keep you posted on how it sounds.
We have Bassani Road rage 2-1 pipes on our 2012 Heritage and we are saving up to get the PV from fuel moto along with the air cleaner mod they offer, it leaves the stock air cleaner cover in place but changes out the back plate along with the air cleaner.
Here is the video of our bike with the Bassani pipes, and those painted toe nails belong to the wife
I recently did a self-install of V&H propipe chrome 2-1 pipes, Fuel Moto A/C, and Powervision with tune set up from Fuel Moto. If you are reasonably handy with a wrench, you can do it. I did need to go out and spend a couple of hundred bucks on the proper tools, and I also purchased the 2012 softail service manual for around $60 so that I could have a good set of drawings and all the proper torque specs for the bolts. If you have the patience and interest in doing it yourself it can be very rewarding and a good way to learn about your bike. If not, it may be worth it to have your dealer do the work for you. If you are interested in a sound clip, click on this link
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