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Fullsac and CFR's. SE open filter. Bike runs great.
I have tried stock/XIEDS/PCIII, while all run good, they all leave the left pipe with a noticeable darker inner cap. When warming up I can certainly see a little black puff out the left when revving it. Nothing out the right side.
I even ran the PCIII with 5% rear cylinder trim and it still did it?
What head pipe you running? By the way I know I've asked you already but..Brain is not what it use to be...Whose slip ons? Where did you buy and how much?
Last edited by Wonderbob; Feb 21, 2011 at 07:17 PM.
It's the stock header with the fullsac trudual conversion. They are cfr slip-on copies. Awesome sound out of these. I have no idea how you would get a set now. They don't have anymore that I can find.
Yes, same here. I have a 2010 (stock) Electra Glide Ultra and the left pipe is black in-side and the right pipe is very clean. Seems to run fine. Others have reported same issue.
On my 09 the left pipe is darker as well.It has stock exhaust(MRs still in the box) and motor.I believe it is darker because there appears to be more exhaust coming out of the left side,which is opposite to way my 06 std was.I guess it has to do with the cross over on the 09 and newer bikes.
I do, sorry that's why I asked about the head pipe. The stock head pipe with cat on mine runs richer on the left (or so I think, as it shows black). I'm thinking the stock head pipes which are actually 2 into 1 into 2 let more exhaust out the left pipe. Just my two cents!
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