Stage 1 Setup - Opinions requested
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Stage 1 Setup - Opinions requested
Morning all,
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
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Morning all,
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
, maybe do a cam upgrade also
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I ran a fuelpak temporarily on 3 different bikes. It allows you to do AC, Pipes. I have a Cobra F12000 ProAuto Tuner on both my bikes and it tunes constantly in real time. It provides a right on a/f ratio with any changes to exhaust, engine, ac giving more power, cooler efficiency. FuelPaks can be found for around $218. now, and the Cobra $459. Just a consideration as there are other tuners, some needing mapping etc. Cobra is plug-n-play like fuelpak, but no programming or changes needed if you change your bike.
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Morning all,
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
I recently purchased, but have not yet installed, V&H Big Radius 2-2 pipes, V&H Fuel Pak and Arlen Ness Big Sucker for my 2011 SG/103.
Anyone have experience with this setup, and if so, would you recommend it or would you go a different direction? Or is there any one of the components you would replace with an alternative?
thanks,
John
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The V&H Big Radius 2-2 is a great looking set up with a wicked sound. I test rode a Street Glide with them and man, they are loud. I have hearing problems and still they were way loud. I could not imagine riding that set up on a road trip. I had a 2-1 Pro Pipe on my 2010 Street Glide and that was border line too loud.
Just my opinion.
Just my opinion.
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