2 into 1 exhaust
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2 into 1 exhaust
thinking of replacing my factory head pipes with fullsac conversion and rinehart slip ons. i am thinking of doing a 2 into 1 system. would like to get some info from others who have done this.which is best system? get newer head pipes and add slip on muffler?buy a complete 2 into 1 system? want to figure this out before installing SE heavy breather and having bike dyno tuned. thanks for any info.
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while my bagger has stock no cat headers with supertrapp slip ons ( it's a stage 1- air cleaner , mufflers and xieds).
My 88 FXRP has a hi comp motor, cam and ignition.
It is a lightweight bike ( under 400 pounds and turns just about 75 HP)- I have a supertrapp 2/1 on this bike- the 2/1 enhances torque.
This has allowed my to change the rear pulley to a 61T which is a 15% overdrive- the motor has the torque where is doesn't bog off the line--- and the legs are long on this bike.
The advantage to supertrapp is that the muffler is tunable with a disc system- if your motor build changes, the pipe can be tuned to best match the motor, or to enhance torque or horsepower
I've had the 2/1 on there since 1990, very happy with it.
IMHO, a near stock bagger will do just fine with stock headers and performance mufflers ( again, I like the supertrapp 4" supermegs or the made for screaming eagle nightstick or fatshots which are very similar)--
for a stage 1 bike there will be slight torque improvements with a 2/1 system, but not the bang for buck you might be looking for
Mie
My 88 FXRP has a hi comp motor, cam and ignition.
It is a lightweight bike ( under 400 pounds and turns just about 75 HP)- I have a supertrapp 2/1 on this bike- the 2/1 enhances torque.
This has allowed my to change the rear pulley to a 61T which is a 15% overdrive- the motor has the torque where is doesn't bog off the line--- and the legs are long on this bike.
The advantage to supertrapp is that the muffler is tunable with a disc system- if your motor build changes, the pipe can be tuned to best match the motor, or to enhance torque or horsepower
I've had the 2/1 on there since 1990, very happy with it.
IMHO, a near stock bagger will do just fine with stock headers and performance mufflers ( again, I like the supertrapp 4" supermegs or the made for screaming eagle nightstick or fatshots which are very similar)--
for a stage 1 bike there will be slight torque improvements with a 2/1 system, but not the bang for buck you might be looking for
Mie
Last edited by mkguitar; 12-16-2011 at 12:32 AM.
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My builder tried a number of 2:1 combos on my 117" but the D&D produced the most "under the curve" TQ which is what I was after. I had talked with D&D a few times before the build about which pipe would be best and appreciated their help. The only thing that I did not like AT ALL, was the muffler dragging on rh turns.... really annoying... other than that, it was a great system for my build.
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thinking of replacing my factory head pipes with fullsac conversion and rinehart slip ons. i am thinking of doing a 2 into 1 system. would like to get some info from others who have done this.which is best system? get newer head pipes and add slip on muffler?buy a complete 2 into 1 system? want to figure this out before installing SE heavy breather and having bike dyno tuned. thanks for any info.
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