M8 and Disc number
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the cat in the header breaks up the sound waves- and is also the bottleneck to flow
anything you do now is likely a waste of time.
I use supertrapps lots on a bunch of bikes...
the idea of the disk system is to get and control exhaust gas velocity and direction- and to break up the sound waves- which is probably why you dont notice a huge jump in sound
on my 96" 09, with a no cat header I usually run closed ends caps and 17 disks rt and 12 left.
for your motor probably about 20 or 22 ( 26ish equals the flow through the core) with a closed end cap.
the open end cap will be louder and directional- kinda straight out the back in a line of sight.
the open end cap is counted as equal to 9 or 10 disks when tuning, so you could do 10 or 12 disks and open end cap.
use that antiseize on the threads
in terms of the header a decatted stock header is probably your best bang for buck
Mike
anything you do now is likely a waste of time.
I use supertrapps lots on a bunch of bikes...
the idea of the disk system is to get and control exhaust gas velocity and direction- and to break up the sound waves- which is probably why you dont notice a huge jump in sound
on my 96" 09, with a no cat header I usually run closed ends caps and 17 disks rt and 12 left.
for your motor probably about 20 or 22 ( 26ish equals the flow through the core) with a closed end cap.
the open end cap will be louder and directional- kinda straight out the back in a line of sight.
the open end cap is counted as equal to 9 or 10 disks when tuning, so you could do 10 or 12 disks and open end cap.
use that antiseize on the threads
in terms of the header a decatted stock header is probably your best bang for buck
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 06-07-2017 at 09:55 PM.
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DinoM (08-11-2020)
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I put 22 discs on each side. But I noticed on the new bikes (2017) the right side head pipe coming into the muffler is larger than the left side. Seriously considering a 2-1 with a Fatshot with 20 discs and open end cap.
Yes, I lube the heck out of the threads on both the screws and the inserts.
Yes, I lube the heck out of the threads on both the screws and the inserts.
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I put 22 discs on each side. But I noticed on the new bikes (2017) the right side head pipe coming into the muffler is larger than the left side. Seriously considering a 2-1 with a Fatshot with 20 discs and open end cap.
Yes, I lube the heck out of the threads on both the screws and the inserts.
Yes, I lube the heck out of the threads on both the screws and the inserts.
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On my old set of Fat Shots, I had about 45000 miles on them when I traded the bike in. Had swapped out discs and end caps a dozen or so times. They were starting to get stubborn and I knew it would not be long before they ended up stripping out. On that bike, I had best results with 22 discs per side as well with closed end caps. I ran open end caps and 12 discs for a while, but got more "BLAT" than rumble out of it.
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bpav16 (08-11-2020)
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Just put a pair on my 2017 Road Glide Ultra as well. Started with 24 on each side but when I spoke to Jeff at Supertrapp, he suggested only running 10-12 per side with open end caps. Currently running the stock head pipe and a little disappointed that it's still not much louder than stock. Had them on my 05 EGC and they were louder. I'm assuming that's because my 05 didn't have a cat nor 02 sensors. Now I'm thinking I might go with their unfiltered head pipe but by doing that, I'll have to add a tuner now too. Lotta $$$$ just to change the sound of a bike!
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Just put a pair on my 2017 Road Glide Ultra as well. Started with 24 on each side but when I spoke to Jeff at Supertrapp, he suggested only running 10-12 per side with open end caps. Currently running the stock head pipe and a little disappointed that it's still not much louder than stock. Had them on my 05 EGC and they were louder. I'm assuming that's because my 05 didn't have a cat nor 02 sensors. Now I'm thinking I might go with their unfiltered head pipe but by doing that, I'll have to add a tuner now too. Lotta $$$$ just to change the sound of a bike!
#10
On my old set of Fat Shots, I had about 45000 miles on them when I traded the bike in. Had swapped out discs and end caps a dozen or so times. They were starting to get stubborn and I knew it would not be long before they ended up stripping out. On that bike, I had best results with 22 discs per side as well with closed end caps. I ran open end caps and 12 discs for a while, but got more "BLAT" than rumble out of it.