king with D&D Fat Cat
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
I'm looking to get an exhaust like that with the two o2 bungs to convert to the dual wide band o2 sensor closed loop ignition system.
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
ORIGINAL: Ram
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
I have horns under the left bag on my old RG & it worked out great. THey weren't big rig horns, they were BJ's. If you look close in the attached pic, you can see them below the left bag.
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
ORIGINAL: allen.m
Looks great, hope to get mine soon!
Looks great, hope to get mine soon!
Why so you can scratch it all to hell doing manuvers like in your sig pic??? [sm=icon_rofl.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif]
I am pretty sure this is the one I am going with too. Was between the T-Rex clampless Bountyhunter specials or the Fat Cat. The more I see the Fat Cat the more I like it.
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
ORIGINAL: PhilM
I can't wait for some feebback on the wideband closed loop system. So..... installing it this weekend? [8D]
I have horns under the left bag on my old RG & it worked out great. THey weren't big rig horns, they were BJ's. If you look close in the attached pic, you can see them below the left bag.
[IMG]local://upfiles/8665/14D3C01583984DFAA649C0547A194ABB.jpg[/IMG]
ORIGINAL: Ram
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
Then on the left side I'm getting the longest set of diesel truck air horns that I can find to fit under that left bag. I've had it with cagers that can't hear my stable air horn. These guys will hear me when I'm done with these mods.
I have horns under the left bag on my old RG & it worked out great. THey weren't big rig horns, they were BJ's. If you look close in the attached pic, you can see them below the left bag.
[IMG]local://upfiles/8665/14D3C01583984DFAA649C0547A194ABB.jpg[/IMG]
I'm thinking I can get a compressor under the battery someplace! Anyone have one in that location??
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
There should be room under the battery tray. Most people running a Draggin Baggers system on a cruise control bike have mounted the compressor under the tray. If you want I can take some measurements of the compressor included with the DB system over the weekend and post them here. Might give you a guide as to how much room you have there.
If you don't have cruise control, there might be room for a compressor under the left side cover?
If you don't have cruise control, there might be room for a compressor under the left side cover?
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
ORIGINAL: Ram
I'm thinking I can get a compressor under the battery someplace! Anyone have one in that location??
I'm thinking I can get a compressor under the battery someplace! Anyone have one in that location??
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
Why does a 2 into 1 system out perform a dual system? It seems counter-intuitive at least in comparison to the world of cars (cages).
Thanks,
Nate
Thanks,
Nate
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RE: king with D&D Fat Cat
well, in cars, an X-pipe or an H-pipe added to a true dual exhaust will make it flow better, due to the scavanging effect, it makes better power than just two straight pipes. One pulls off the other for better flow, making more power. same thing with a 2 in 1.
ORIGINAL: natewat
Why does a 2 into 1 system out perform a dual system? It seems counter-intuitive at least in comparison to the world of cars (cages).
Thanks,
Nate
Why does a 2 into 1 system out perform a dual system? It seems counter-intuitive at least in comparison to the world of cars (cages).
Thanks,
Nate
