Fullsac install
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Fullsac install
i finally got around to installing my Fullsac dual-conversion today. this kit is excellent! you cant beat the price for what the end result is (true duals). the directions say that the install should last 1-2 hours, it took me and a friend about 2.5hrs. i like to take my time with installs though.... fit/finish is great, sound is awesome and the look is very good (as long as you can get your heat shields lined up tight- as i did). i really didnt notice any heat dissipation- probably because it was like 50 degrees out. power feels up slightly- but it may be in my mind.
for anyone who wants true duals for a great price and is even SLIGHTLY mechanically inclined- i would definitely recommend it.
for anyone who wants true duals for a great price and is even SLIGHTLY mechanically inclined- i would definitely recommend it.
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RE: Fullsac install
I installed this kit a while back and just recently put on my Rinehart slip ons, Sound is great. It is an awesome kit. I thought my power was up some after the install also. I was thinking it was in my mind too.
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I ordered my Fullsac conversion kit last week. Looks like another week before I get it - UPS screwed up.
Could not resist buying this after reading the reviews and seeing the 100.00%rating on Ebay (400+ sold).
Anybody havescanned or .pdf instructions for the install???
Would like to get a jump on the details. '05 Ultra FLHTCUI.
THANKS - Dave H. dchoran@athenet.net
Could not resist buying this after reading the reviews and seeing the 100.00%rating on Ebay (400+ sold).
Anybody havescanned or .pdf instructions for the install???
Would like to get a jump on the details. '05 Ultra FLHTCUI.
THANKS - Dave H. dchoran@athenet.net
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RE: Fullsac install
Dave- its very straight forward. remove bags, mufflers and heat shields. then basically remove all brackets/clamps/nuts other than from the middle of the front pipe. once all of the hardware is removed- simply drive the H-pipe rearward with a hammer and block of wood. once its all removed- a little massaging of the stock pipes may be necessary and reinstall it all. its very simple.
i was leery of the whole 'hammer/block of wood'- but it worked.
i was leery of the whole 'hammer/block of wood'- but it worked.
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You will find installation instructions http://www.fullsac.com/products_exhaust_install.htm
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I also installed Fullsac True Dual conversion kit on my '07 ULTRA and it is a sweet kit. Also sent in my stock '07 mufflers so Steve can perform his magic re-coring them. Should have them back on in a week or so and with the addition of S/E stage 1 aircleaner and a K&N filter I can't wait to get it on Dyno and tweek it in for Daytona.
Also have SERT installed. This one won't ping no more.
Also have SERT installed. This one won't ping no more.
