D&D Fatcat Exhaust 2-1 07-08
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D&D Fatcat Exhaust 2-1 07-08 UPDATED PRICE!
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Sold the Road King and now want to part with the D&D FatCat exhaust I had on the bike. Part number is 502-32. Fits 07-08. My understanding is D&D has a bracket available that allows this system to go on 95-06 as well.
This exhaust is not in show room condition, it does have a scrape on the bottom of the muffler where it rubbed on a curb backing in, there is a spot on the front header where the floorboard mount/arm rubbed on the heat shield(once installed its very hard to see) and under the passenger foot boards there are a couple of light scratches where we had to do a roadside tightening of the Kury passenger adjustable bolts that came loose. There are a couple light scratches from wrasslin a wrench in there.
Currently has the quiet baffle, I also have the standard baffle. I am looking for $400.00 shipped parcel post insured(priority will be extra expense to you) to the lower 48 for the whole shebang(header, muffler, extra baffle). Anywhere else the shipping will be redickulas so I think we will pass on that.
Added some new pics to the photobucket that show the pipes better. The pipes were propped up so that the two pipes were vertical as if mounted on the bike.
2760/2762 show the spot that rubbed on the mounting bracket for the riders floorboard. This spot is tucked in behind the board and is very hard to see in passing. There is also a light haze in this area, I had a problem keeping my big ole foot off the damn pipe...multiple cleanings there...
2765 shows a scratch that would readily show as is does face outward from under the passenger footboard.
2766 shows the scratches on top of the rear pipe, directly under the passenger footboard. These would be directly under the tee bracket for the footboard.
2770 shows the combination of the scratches under the passenger footboard. You can see the outward facing one in the reflection of my hand.
2772 shows light scratches on the bend of the rear pipe just after it comes out of the head.
2773/2774 shown by the pen, where the boogers are in relation to the front and rear footboards.
Like I said earlier, the front one hides in behind the floorboard where the pipe passes under the cam chest cover. I've seen others comment on this as well that the pipe has a tendency to get close to the mount...there's not a lot of room between the cover and the board.
Pics can be seen here. http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/b...chead61/Parts/
Sold the Road King and now want to part with the D&D FatCat exhaust I had on the bike. Part number is 502-32. Fits 07-08. My understanding is D&D has a bracket available that allows this system to go on 95-06 as well.
This exhaust is not in show room condition, it does have a scrape on the bottom of the muffler where it rubbed on a curb backing in, there is a spot on the front header where the floorboard mount/arm rubbed on the heat shield(once installed its very hard to see) and under the passenger foot boards there are a couple of light scratches where we had to do a roadside tightening of the Kury passenger adjustable bolts that came loose. There are a couple light scratches from wrasslin a wrench in there.
Currently has the quiet baffle, I also have the standard baffle. I am looking for $400.00 shipped parcel post insured(priority will be extra expense to you) to the lower 48 for the whole shebang(header, muffler, extra baffle). Anywhere else the shipping will be redickulas so I think we will pass on that.
Added some new pics to the photobucket that show the pipes better. The pipes were propped up so that the two pipes were vertical as if mounted on the bike.
2760/2762 show the spot that rubbed on the mounting bracket for the riders floorboard. This spot is tucked in behind the board and is very hard to see in passing. There is also a light haze in this area, I had a problem keeping my big ole foot off the damn pipe...multiple cleanings there...
2765 shows a scratch that would readily show as is does face outward from under the passenger footboard.
2766 shows the scratches on top of the rear pipe, directly under the passenger footboard. These would be directly under the tee bracket for the footboard.
2770 shows the combination of the scratches under the passenger footboard. You can see the outward facing one in the reflection of my hand.
2772 shows light scratches on the bend of the rear pipe just after it comes out of the head.
2773/2774 shown by the pen, where the boogers are in relation to the front and rear footboards.
Like I said earlier, the front one hides in behind the floorboard where the pipe passes under the cam chest cover. I've seen others comment on this as well that the pipe has a tendency to get close to the mount...there's not a lot of room between the cover and the board.
Pics can be seen here. http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/b...chead61/Parts/
Last edited by scoobs; Apr 14, 2012 at 11:29 AM. Reason: New Price!/Pics Added!!!!!
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