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looking at going to true duals ,I like the Vance & Hines head pipes but the Fulsac are cheaper and they say no remaping required so would I need to remap with the Vance & Hines , have a 07 Ultra with Rush slip ons and stage 1 breather , got a sreaming eagle tuner with the bike but have no idea what it dose or how to use it
hi. i have fulsac on my 08 flht .just love it. for the price you can not be wrong. big difference on right leg. fill like new bike.some heat on left thight but not to bad. still looking for better heat shield on left side. like to find 1 heat shield to go over the factory shield . i think any dual have same probleme on left mrfuji
hi. i have fulsac on my 08 flht .just love it. for the price you can not be wrong. big difference on right leg. fill like new bike.some heat on left thight but not to bad. still looking for better heat shield on left side. like to find 1 heat shield to go over the factory shield . i think any dual have same probleme on left mrfuji
allready ordered the Fullsac , for $200 and no remap compared to the V&H with a remap to a total of about $600 thought I would give it a try , biggest problem I had was really no problem with the bike the way it is , but at least this way I can go back if I want
In this case the choice of pipe makes no difference to the question of remap or not.
The ECM and sensors will adjust with AC and pipes, but to the EPA standard which is lean.
If you want a cooler running bike you have many options, ranging from the dealer download (waste of $) to XIEDs (some say waste of money, but they work fine), to a full tuning product of which there are many
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