Cataleytic converter in an '09 CVO
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I'm not sure about the Fat Bob and Springer but all CVO Road Glide and Ultras have catalytic converters this year. They're no longer in the mufflers though because the EPA wasn't happy that people were able to eliminate them easily by installing slip-ons. The moco now presses them into the header pipes (before the crossover) with a very restrictive steel screen that's 5.5" long.
It's a coincidence that you wrote this today because I just bought a spare header from another CVO owner that decided to buy new 2 into 1 pipes. I spent this afternoon cutting his header in half then chiseling and grinding out the catalytic converter. This pipe had low miles on it and the engine side was just about clogged up already.
It's a coincidence that you wrote this today because I just bought a spare header from another CVO owner that decided to buy new 2 into 1 pipes. I spent this afternoon cutting his header in half then chiseling and grinding out the catalytic converter. This pipe had low miles on it and the engine side was just about clogged up already.
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Cataleytic converter in an '09 CVO
If you want to see what the head pipe looks like with the CC, check out the link below. I just swaped out my stock CVO head pipe on my '09 FLTRSE3 with a head pipe from a non CVO '09 bagger, and the gains in HP, TQ, & imporved sound where incredible. If you have an '09 CVO, the power robbing, heat maker of a CC has to go.
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If you want to see what the head pipe looks like with the CC, check out the link below. I just swaped out my stock CVO head pipe on my '09 FLTRSE3 with a head pipe from a non CVO '09 bagger, and the gains in HP, TQ, & imporved sound where incredible. If you have an '09 CVO, the power robbing, heat maker of a CC has to go.
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JG,
Got mine for $150. I worked with my dealer and asked him to give me a call when a non-
cvo touring model came in for an exhaust upgrade to save me the head pipes if the customer did not want them. Took about 6 weeks for this to happen. Normally a new set of head pipes cost ~ $400. Definately the way to go.
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Got mine for $150. I worked with my dealer and asked him to give me a call when a non-
cvo touring model came in for an exhaust upgrade to save me the head pipes if the customer did not want them. Took about 6 weeks for this to happen. Normally a new set of head pipes cost ~ $400. Definately the way to go.
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