2013 Road Glide exhaust on 2010 Street Glide
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2013 Road Glide exhaust on 2010 Street Glide
I am sorry to have to ask, but I think over the last few days/weeks I have pieced together the answer.
I know 2013 Street Glide Exhaust will fit on the 2010 Street Glide, I know the 2013 Road Glide and 2010 Street Glide frame should be the same, so my question:
Will the 2013 Road Glide stock pipes fit on my 2010 Street glide? I know I will have to get a left muffler hanger since mine was 2-1.
Thanks for the help
I know 2013 Street Glide Exhaust will fit on the 2010 Street Glide, I know the 2013 Road Glide and 2010 Street Glide frame should be the same, so my question:
Will the 2013 Road Glide stock pipes fit on my 2010 Street glide? I know I will have to get a left muffler hanger since mine was 2-1.
Thanks for the help
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Great thank you. I really thought so, but didn't want to committ to buying if there was some slight mounting difference.
I found a 2009 set also and when I bought my bike it already had a Power Commander V installed. Are all the Power Commander Vs not using the O2 sensors? or was that with auto-tune or someother option? It looks like mine are plugged in, but if I am not needing O2 sensors I may go with the 2009 set because the no-CAT header. My plan was to pull the Cat out of the 2013 set, but if i could save some work that would be great.
I found a 2009 set also and when I bought my bike it already had a Power Commander V installed. Are all the Power Commander Vs not using the O2 sensors? or was that with auto-tune or someother option? It looks like mine are plugged in, but if I am not needing O2 sensors I may go with the 2009 set because the no-CAT header. My plan was to pull the Cat out of the 2013 set, but if i could save some work that would be great.
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Yep same bike different things hung on it.
The 2009 you will have an issue with 02 sensors the 09 had large size mounted near the head. In 2010 the went to the small size mounted just in front of the CAT.
The cost to drill and weld in small ones on a 2009 header is not worth it.
You may want to go back to using them the closed loop systems works.
The 2009 you will have an issue with 02 sensors the 09 had large size mounted near the head. In 2010 the went to the small size mounted just in front of the CAT.
The cost to drill and weld in small ones on a 2009 header is not worth it.
You may want to go back to using them the closed loop systems works.
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Yep same bike different things hung on it.
The 2009 you will have an issue with 02 sensors the 09 had large size mounted near the head. In 2010 the went to the small size mounted just in front of the CAT.
The cost to drill and weld in small ones on a 2009 header is not worth it.
You may want to go back to using them the closed loop systems works.
The 2009 you will have an issue with 02 sensors the 09 had large size mounted near the head. In 2010 the went to the small size mounted just in front of the CAT.
The cost to drill and weld in small ones on a 2009 header is not worth it.
You may want to go back to using them the closed loop systems works.
Thanks 1SG. I think with my Power Commander V I don't nee dthe O2 sensors. They are plugged in to my pipes, but I thought I read they aren't actually used. I was thinking previous owner kept them to fill the O2 holes when he got the PCV.
I am thinking I can get the 2009 and get the O2 plugs at the muffler site or NAPA (or ebay) and run with them that way. I may be wrong on this, but if the Power Commander V doesn't actually read the O2 sensors and the O2 Sensors were left on mine to fill the hole, then I should be good to do this Correct?
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