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So im a newby to h-d, and the nightster i bought was used. The previous owner had the SE a/c on it, the V&H black pipes, and the S/E tuner... I love the bike. I am super happy that it is all on BUT... Now that i know that i have a few thousand miles on it, and feel comfortable with the power. I want more...! Where do i go from here?
Any suggestions will be well recieved...
I did hear that our motor was the same as the buell motor... is this true? and if it is true then would i be able to use some of the buell power upgrades? Thanks Fellas
-Ace
the only reason i mentioned buell is because i wanted to know if the mods were compatible, i was just looking for imput on where others have gone for more hp...
i mean after all like time taylor says "ugh... Ugh... UGH... MORE POWER!" and what man could say that doesnt hit home hahaha
First thing you gotta do is get rid of the short shots. They do look good, but they do absolutely nothing for your horsepower...I should know, I've got them too. Look into a thunderheader like on AdrianVall's bike, or any good 2-into-1 pipe.
First thing you gotta do is get rid of the short shots. They do look good, but they do absolutely nothing for your horsepower...I should know, I've got them too. Look into a thunderheader like on AdrianVall's bike, or any good 2-into-1 pipe.
Yup! What he said as well. You'll like the extra gains of a good 2-1 pipe and GOOD dyno technician.
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