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Old 05-27-2009, 08:33 PM
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After much reading I decided on D&D and SE heavy breather for stage 1. They arrived today and look sweet.

This is my first bike. I picked up a 2000 super glide around new years. It was in mint condition with only 3000 miles but... virtually stock.
I haven't done any wrenching in a few years and never on motorcycles but I intend to do all the work myself. I read enough stuff that I'm certain I can get the tune close. I have a service manual and a dealership close by. Hopefully I'll get to it this weekend. Wish me luck!
 
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Good luck. Make sure you buy new exhaust gaskets. The stock ones are fine. Don't get the SE exhaust gaskets. Have heard they stink.
 
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+1 on the SE gaskets stink!
 
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Yup, what they said. Good luck, time your time. Have a buddy help you. Always makes things go smoother to have an extra pair of hands. Post up some pics when you get done with it.
 
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Originally Posted by mikecdmd
After much reading I decided on D&D and SE heavy breather for stage 1. They arrived today and look sweet.

This is my first bike. I picked up a 2000 super glide around new years. It was in mint condition with only 3000 miles but... virtually stock.
I haven't done any wrenching in a few years and never on motorcycles but I intend to do all the work myself. I read enough stuff that I'm certain I can get the tune close. I have a service manual and a dealership close by. Hopefully I'll get to it this weekend. Wish me luck!
Great first bike! I am kind of partial to the Fat Cats and the SEHB my ownself. You will enjoy their effects on your beast.
 
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The Fat Cat is such a great pipe. I enjoy the performance, sound, and looks and you will to.
 
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Another Fatcat fan here. I could not get the stock tapered gaskets to work right with my Fatcat so I tried the SE gaskets and the install was a piece of cake after that. A lot of people do not like the SE gaskets but for $7.95 or whatever they cost you might consider having a set on hand for your install.
 
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Thanks for the heads up on the gaskets. I would have gotten whatever the parts guy recomended. That can be hit or miss. I'll probably pick up both sets and use the stock unless I have a problem like Whaler. Any other nuggets of wisdom?
 
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where is the best price for the d&d fatcat setup?
 
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Originally Posted by emwolb
where is the best price for the d&d fatcat setup?

Yeah I wanna know that answer too....

this Thunderheader may be getting pulled if I cant get it tuned properly.
Alll the tuners around here say its a pain in the **** to tune that pipe and that it is basically "a drag pipe"

Anyhow....just browsing and hope for that best price link....
 


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