If you are not getting any popping or coughing then anything you try should be in moderation or small increments because you are real close to being where you want to be. If the thumb screws you mentioned are what you used for lollypops then that is the first thing you should try.

Just currious, why did you go for drags, they are often really tough to get a good tune. How is your performance, down low and up high? I ran drags for quite awhile and with different setups, they were not all that great around town but on the open road they just "sang"..

Doug

 

I run drags because I love the look and the sound. they run pretty good now around
Town but yea there great singing along on the interstate.
Thanks for all the help everone! With an adj. To
My thumb screws I've solved the low speed stutters.

 

I actually went this route
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Thun...DK-TTI-118.htm

He is also on this site. I normally make my own but these worked well. One thing I also like is the sound I get on decel is perfect.

 

Did this to my drags and it helped.
http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/exhaust.htm

 

OK, When you all say "drag" pipe, I'm assuming you mean no baffles.

Mine had the thumb screw. I removed it an added 4" baffles.

I don't really feel any difference, but, the chrome cover under the air cleaner always has some "drips" on it after I ride. Not sure why......