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I have a 2008 SG with the PC V with two maps from FM.. I did install an oil cooler, but i still go into EITMS when in traffic and bike starts to ping and not to mention my right leg feels like I'm being BBQ'd . Does going to True Duals really make a differance regarding the heat issue ? Also - will the exhaust sound be that much louder with my V&H ovals ? I'm in process of installing a oil temp gauge and removing the Air Temp gauge. Almost winter here so looking to do the mods for next year..
Oh yeah - motor is stock with Stage 1 download and SE A/C.
I ran true duals for a couple of years, & my right leg still fried. I've got a 2 into 1 & my leg still gets fried. I think It's the 96", cause my 3 previous bikes were 88" & my leg got a little hot, but nothing like it is now.
+1 on the True Duals. First time riding the 08 EG (on a cool night) - right calf was on fire!!! - Ran True Duals, PC-V and Stage 1 breather - ALL GONE...
are you running stock mufflers? the true duals & nonstock mufflers will cool off your right thigh a liitle bit with that a/c you might be running lean,with the FI/gas add. checking your plugs really won't tell you much like in years past.i would get it dyno the retuned and see if that helps
Last edited by jerseyjeff62; Sep 8, 2010 at 10:49 AM.
ok.. ill pull the plugs and include a photo - just curious - i do have map form Fuel Moto and stage 1 from HD dealer.. so all should be fine regarding to lean ??
Dealer here having special this week so might pull trigger on a TDuals.. just wondering if it will be much louder with my V&H's ovals... we do have noise restrications here where i live..
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