What pipes?
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04-16-2007 | 06:20 PM
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RE: What pipes?
Is there local places where you can buy in Denver and get service. Not sure I want to try and do race tuners, pipes , etc. myself. I know I will screww something up.
I just don't want to wait for mail order stuff. Actually it will take up to a month to get a race tuner anyway. Anyone know how to wrench here in Denver?
I just don't want to wait for mail order stuff. Actually it will take up to a month to get a race tuner anyway. Anyone know how to wrench here in Denver?
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04-16-2007 | 06:28 PM
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RE: What pipes?
It took 3 days for my PCIII, 4 days for my pipes, and I picked up a SE A/C and Nostalgic cover from the stealer with a 20% off coupon. It seemed like months of waiting but wasn't that bad, as far as a wrench in the Denver area, sorry don't know any, I know a few from MN though.
These are some really easy things to do though, good luck.
These are some really easy things to do though, good luck.
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04-16-2007 | 07:51 PM
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RE: What pipes?
Their is 1 choice. V&H Big Shot staggered. They look the best and sound the best if you ask me. With V&H you don't have to wonder about the quality or what they sound like because they are everywhere. They are everywhere for a reason...they look good and sound good so of course they are popular.
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04-16-2007 | 08:36 PM
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RE: What pipes?
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Their is 1 choice. V&H Big Shot staggered. They look the best and sound the best if you ask me. With V&H you don't have to wonder about the quality or what they sound like because they are everywhere. They are everywhere for a reason...they look good and sound good so of course they are popular.
Their is 1 choice. V&H Big Shot staggered. They look the best and sound the best if you ask me. With V&H you don't have to wonder about the quality or what they sound like because they are everywhere. They are everywhere for a reason...they look good and sound good so of course they are popular.
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04-16-2007 | 11:01 PM
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RE: What pipes?
V&H Straight Shots fan here...they give me the best of both worlds...they have a stock look with the SWEET V&H sound...they're very similar in volume/tone to the Radius pipes...and I'm notgrinding the tips off'em on the right hand turns [sm=smiley20.gif]
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I dunno, I'm a big shots long fan myself
ORIGINAL: Hammer02
Their is 1 choice. V&H Big Shot staggered. They look the best and sound the best if you ask me. With V&H you don't have to wonder about the quality or what they sound like because they are everywhere. They are everywhere for a reason...they look good and sound good so of course they are popular.
Their is 1 choice. V&H Big Shot staggered. They look the best and sound the best if you ask me. With V&H you don't have to wonder about the quality or what they sound like because they are everywhere. They are everywhere for a reason...they look good and sound good so of course they are popular.
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04-17-2007 | 11:41 AM
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RE: What pipes?
I sent a bunch of e mails out last night to a bunch of custom bike shops out there to get some installation quotes. I'll keep ya posted. Seems the Big Radius are quite a bit more expensive than the rest. The Big Shots are a lot less. Hope to get this closer to $1200
