Amazed at what people expect from drag pipes
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I have Python III Drags on my 03 Heritage. Sounds great...can be quite mellow too if ya don't crank the throttle. The PythonIII's are tapered on the ends, this taper causes restriction and you don't loose any low end torque. (or enough to notice)
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08-15-2008, 01:34 PM
Heck yeah...A shovel with drag pipes in a small parking garage....priceless!!
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Anti-Reversion cones, Torque cones, Power cones, etc.. all the same thing and believe me they work, and much better than the bolt trick. Had my 94 LowRider Dynoed after installing these. It is one thing to say it feels better, it is another to see it on paper.
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Depends on the state, depends on where ya get it inspected. In NC they don't care.
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[QUOTE=ae4782tt;3741275]Depends on the state, depends on where ya get it inspected. In NC they don't care.[/QUOTE
Ditto, in OR. mufflers are required... No inspections here though..
Ditto, in OR. mufflers are required... No inspections here though..
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