what is the difference in the vance and hines headers

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#41

03-02-2016 | 08:28 AM

jclax01

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Originally Posted by Wmitz

Might be a little late but..... you might want to see who makes the best performing dresser / true dual systems. There are several out there. Another possibility is a system like S&S and Khome Werks make with a hidden chamber. Both pipes are supposed to run really good.

I'm a vance and hines fan, so I am really not looking at any other system

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03-02-2016 | 11:00 AM

zz2h33

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Power duals here in black with arlen ness redline 4-1/2" dyno'd at 124ft/lbs and 113hp.

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03-02-2016 | 09:39 PM

Allen72

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I really like my power duals, if I had anything less than positive to say it's that they are easier to drag. Last summer I scarred mine, drug the bottom rear of the x, just hoping no rust sets in.

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03-02-2016 | 11:18 PM

Fishrrman

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Question regarding the Power Duals:

Can they work with HD stock (i.e., quiet) mufflers?

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03-03-2016 | 01:12 AM

GEORGEW

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Originally Posted by Fishrrman

Question regarding the Power Duals:

Can they work with HD stock (i.e., quiet) mufflers?

Try a pair of Supertrapp Fatshots with the Power Duals ,, A lot better Performance than Stock Mufflers ,, Here is a sound chart ..

http://www.supertrapp.com/images/pdfs/hot-sauce-db.pdf

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