hooker exhaust
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hooker exhaust
Does anybody here have the hooker slip ons? I was wondering if i could put in some different baffles that have more sound. i think they sound good but i wouldnt mind a little louder.
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RE: hooker exhaust
The big city thunder baffles will not work in the Hookers because of the megaphone design, \\; I have the hookers on my bike and at times i wish they were a little louder too. \\; If you set both right and left side mufflers to the Horsepower setting, \\; They are loud as hell. \\; But if you have them on the torque setting, They will be somewhat milder. \\; I have my left side set to torque and right side set to Horsepower, \\; Gives it more of a 2-1 scavenging effect. \\; The hookers are about the most free flowing slip ons out there, \\; If you want more volume \\; Just try adding True duals, \\; It will liven them up a little more
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RE: hooker exhaust
Ok I am not aware of the horsepower and tourae mode with this exhaust. i do have the same exhaust as you from what it sounds, the tuned flow. Can you explain to me how i can change the sound. *
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RE: hooker exhaust
I found instructions on doing this procedure. I am not sure what setting i will need to make it louder. maybe you can give me a little instruction from your experience please.
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RE: hooker exhaust
Torque setting means more backpressure and less sound, \\; Horsepower setting means less backpressure and more sound.
Try em out, \\; You will definitely notice the difference in the sound of your exhaust and the feel of your bike
Try em out, \\; You will definitely notice the difference in the sound of your exhaust and the feel of your bike
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RE: hooker exhaust
Do you have yours set on full tourqe and full horsepower or somwhere in between?
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The hookers don't have a muffler that connects to the head pipe? I bought the little 3inch piece that fits between my muffler and head pipe from BCT.
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Do you have yours set on full tourqe and full horsepower or somwhere in between?
Do you have yours set on full tourqe and full horsepower or somwhere in between?
I have my left side muffler set on full torque, \\; and my right side muffler set on full horsepower.
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DRRANDALL1: \\; \\; \\; Yes the hookers are just a normal slip on, But due to the megaphone design of the muffler a standard baffle cannot be used.
I was not aware that they made a baffle that would slip in between the headpipe and the muffler.
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