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#21
Thanks!
D&D Bob Cat. Expensive but worth every penny. With the improved low end I can ride down the in the lower rpm range without that bucking. Something I could not do with the V&H 2-2s even with the FP3 super dialed in (meaning I had V&H work on my map along with an auto-tune map that was as green as you can get). Plus it's not obnoxiously loud due to the deep tone.
D&D Bob Cat. Expensive but worth every penny. With the improved low end I can ride down the in the lower rpm range without that bucking. Something I could not do with the V&H 2-2s even with the FP3 super dialed in (meaning I had V&H work on my map along with an auto-tune map that was as green as you can get). Plus it's not obnoxiously loud due to the deep tone.
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johnny_bravo00 (01-17-2019)
#22
Thanks!
D&D Bob Cat. Expensive but worth every penny. With the improved low end I can ride down the in the lower rpm range without that bucking. Something I could not do with the V&H 2-2s even with the FP3 super dialed in (meaning I had V&H work on my map along with an auto-tune map that was as green as you can get). Plus it's not obnoxiously loud due to the deep tone.
D&D Bob Cat. Expensive but worth every penny. With the improved low end I can ride down the in the lower rpm range without that bucking. Something I could not do with the V&H 2-2s even with the FP3 super dialed in (meaning I had V&H work on my map along with an auto-tune map that was as green as you can get). Plus it's not obnoxiously loud due to the deep tone.
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mrhammer2u (01-18-2019)
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mrhammer2u (01-18-2019)
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