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Been home for a few days and spent all day yesterday installing the various pieces/parts to make her the way I want. The cams are installed and dyno tune done...still waiting on the sheet (tuner forgot it) but he told me he pulled 103 lbs torque and it has a very nice curve. Installed the Kenwood head unit, BT 7.1's and BT 4180 and with just the fairing speakers installed, it sounds absolutely awesome. I should have my lids w/6x9's back from the painter by mid next week. All that is left today is to install the Enforcer front wheel and she'll be road ready to ride. I'll be having a few items posted in the classified section in a few days. Pics and dyno sheet will be posted when all is done...got a full day of riding around planned for today after she's done.
I want to get the BT amp. I'm hoping I'll be able to put the money together and get it installed at Sturgis this year.
I went from a pbr 300x2 to the 4180 and it took my 7.1's to a new level. Crisp and clear. Hooking up my 6.5's in my lowers now.
OP, can't wait to see some pics. Have you ridden it with the 48's installed?
I went from a pbr 300x2 to the 4180 and it took my 7.1's to a new level. Crisp and clear. Hooking up my 6.5's in my lowers now.
OP, can't wait to see some pics. Have you ridden it with the 48's installed?
really? i have the RF amps from my last bike i planned on using because my 7.1 sounded great.... but if the difference is that much looks like i will have to re-think my next set up. dam this forum $$$$$$$$
Here are some pics, I rode around a good bit today for errands and what not. Man, those cams pull like a train compared to stock. No BS, it made me slide back in my seat a little bit, I'm very happy with the choices I've made (with a lot of input from this forum).
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She's almost done
