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I have a '92 FLHTP and am in the market for some true duals for her. I ran across a complete set of Santee 2 1/4" true duals with heat shields for a great price but don't know anything about them. Are they a quality pipe or are they something I will regret later? Right now the bike is bone stock with exception to an S&S Super-E carb. Come on all you bagger guys and gals, what do you think ???
I have been running Santee's on my 1993 FLHTC for 12 years - they are 2 1/4 " pipes and they sound GREAT!!!!! the quality of their chrome has been great as well - I did have to change them out about 7 years ago due to my RH Brake pedal became loose and was vibrating against the pipe and by the time I figured it out the brake had worn a hole in the pipe - That was all my fault for having a loose brake pedal..... My set was true dual, single piece, from header to tail and really looks clean...... I paid under 300 bucks for mine ......
So all in all for the price and quality they are an excellent deal.....
I have been running Santee's on my 1993 FLHTC for 12 years - they are 2 1/4 " pipes and they sound GREAT!!!!! the quality of their chrome has been great as well - I did have to change them out about 7 years ago due to my RH Brake pedal became loose and was vibrating against the pipe and by the time I figured it out the brake had worn a hole in the pipe - That was all my fault for having a loose brake pedal..... My set was true dual, single piece, from header to tail and really looks clean...... I paid under 300 bucks for mine ......
So all in all for the price and quality they are an excellent deal.....
Jeff
Dude, you do realize Daves post was 13 years ago correct? Hopefully he found his answer long ago! Welcome to boards though!
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