Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
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Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
Hey guys and gals,
I just bought an 02 Ultra that has been upgraded to a SE stage 1 kit, but the pipes are a little on the quiet side for me. Can anyone give me some insight on the two slip on brands listed. I've done some research but haven't come up with much for the Kerkers.
Thanks
I just bought an 02 Ultra that has been upgraded to a SE stage 1 kit, but the pipes are a little on the quiet side for me. Can anyone give me some insight on the two slip on brands listed. I've done some research but haven't come up with much for the Kerkers.
Thanks
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RE: Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
If you're not hung up on having a muffler/pipe under each 'bag, I'd consider a ThunderHeader. I like how they sound, but I wanted the duals, so I went with tuneable SuperTrapps. Haven't heard the Kerkers, but the Wild Pigs should be plenty loud...If that's what you're looking for.
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RE: Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
Finally, I can chime in and help someone else out. I have the kerker pipes on my 04 Road Glide. Cam and big sucker intake all work together to make it perform and sound really good. I love the sound. Nice all around sound. They have a good kackle but not too loud. Very good tone when you wind it up a little and real nice when you backoff. Just right for me a little loud but not bad.
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RE: Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
I will be trying the Pigs. Sitting right here. Got them from ebay. Look nice, but I am not sure I can put them on my 07 RK until I get a programmer. I dont want to run my new bike leaner than it already is.
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RE: Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
I don't think that you should have much of a problem with putting the slip-ons on your stock headers with the stock set up. It shouldn't run that much more lean. It's when you change the headers/air kit that you really need to be concerned. Having said that, I put a PCIII USB on my bike at the same time as my Wild Pigs (which I really like by the way...not too loud, but with that definite Harley rumble) and got a really positive response from the bike. And looking at the canned map for my set-up (the slip-ons and nothing else) from Dynojet, there really is not a significant change in the mix.
Either way, you should be okay
Either way, you should be okay
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RE: Kerker vs. Wild Pigs
ORIGINAL: sligarn5
I don't think that you should have much of a problem with putting the slip-ons on your stock headers with the stock set up. It shouldn't run that much more lean. It's when you change the headers/air kit that you really need to be concerned.
I don't think that you should have much of a problem with putting the slip-ons on your stock headers with the stock set up. It shouldn't run that much more lean. It's when you change the headers/air kit that you really need to be concerned.
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