Fat Cat Info

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

#21

06-02-2011 | 07:19 AM

ezcomezgo

Intermediate

Joined: May 2010

Posts: 25

Likes: 0

hey Warg, that is a bad **** fatboy. the wheels are killer. are you running the 18's?

Reply Like

#22

06-02-2011 | 10:21 AM

WARG

Elite HDF Member

Joined: Jan 2006

Posts: 4,357

Likes: 10

From: The Lone Star State

Quote:

Originally Posted by ezcomezgo

hey Warg, that is a bad **** fatboy. the wheels are killer. are you running the 18's?

Thanks, yep 18s front and back. DNA Mammoths.

Reply Like

#23

06-02-2011 | 02:52 PM

gforrest2

Thread Starter

Road Captain

Joined: Jun 2007

Posts: 726

Likes: 3

From: Pacific Northwest

Thanks for chiming in everyone. I now know I want them, but has anyone run the American Ironhorse D&D 2-1 system? Looks just like the Fatcat and considerably cheaper. Did a search here with limited success but it looks like they should fit.

Reply Like

#24

06-02-2011 | 11:15 PM

ezcomezgo

Intermediate

Joined: May 2010

Posts: 25

Likes: 0

so who's go dimensions on the D&Ds? I've seen different lengths and prices. Size matters... thats what the ex says anyways.

Reply Like

#25

06-03-2011 | 01:21 AM

bsj04

Advanced

Joined: Sep 2008

Posts: 61

Likes: 0

I have the heritage muffler p/n 514-32b and the muffler it's self is 27" long. That's from the end of the head pipe heat shields to the tip of the slash.

Reply Like

#26

06-03-2011 | 05:35 AM

WARG

Elite HDF Member

Joined: Jan 2006

Posts: 4,357

Likes: 10

From: The Lone Star State

Quote:

Originally Posted by bsj04

I have the heritage muffler p/n 514-32b and the muffler it's self is 27" long. That's from the end of the head pipe heat shields to the tip of the slash.

My newer 2011 standard muffler is 20". The one in my pic above is the older heritage muffler and is 23". I guess the new heritage muffler is even longer at 27". I'll remeasure to confirm.

Reply Like

#27

06-03-2011 | 07:09 AM

ezcomezgo

Intermediate

Joined: May 2010

Posts: 25

Likes: 0

Quote:

Originally Posted by bsj04

I have the heritage muffler p/n 514-32b and the muffler it's self is 27" long. That's from the end of the head pipe heat shields to the tip of the slash.

Thanks for measuring. So does the 27" make it to the back of your back tire? I'm looking at the other pics here of the 20s and trying to gauge(from odd angles) how long itll be on the bike.

Reply Like

#28

06-03-2011 | 05:29 PM

bsj04

Advanced

Joined: Sep 2008

Posts: 61

Likes: 0

I found this picture on here, it's a forum members. This is the heritage muffler

Reply Like

#29

06-04-2011 | 03:04 AM

Weevil

Road Warrior

Joined: Dec 2008

Posts: 1,733

Likes: 36

From: Linden, NC

23 inch muffler on the set I've got.

Reply Like

#30

06-04-2011 | 03:48 PM

ezcomezgo

Intermediate

Joined: May 2010

Posts: 25

Likes: 0

Quote:

Originally Posted by gforrest2

Couple of Fat Cats for sale on Ebay, one from a forum member. Did some homework, but couldn't find all the answers. From the website, looks like the only difference between the 504-32B and the 412-32B are the 02 sensor holes. I'm assuming the holes in the 504 can be plugged with a simple, hardware store threaded plug. D&D lists these for fuel injected bikes. Will the 504-32B work okay with my '06 carb'd bike? And finally baffles. Looks like 3 are available. Standard, quiet, and big bore. I have the V&H BR now and they are to rat-tat-tat for me. Looking for something deeper and quieter. Do I need to go with the quiet baffle or is the standard okay? Hope to score one of these before someone else does. And if I do, anyone interested in some Big Radius pipes?

So did you pull the trigger yet G? Im looking for same pipes. let me know how they sound when youre done. I'm looking for that "on the verge of obnoxcious" sound... but i'm hearing others say theyre quieter than the v&h. nice ride by the way.

Reply Like

Reply Share

First
Prev
3 / 4
Next
Last

Forum Jump