No more Cholos
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Lol, ain't that a fact! I'm the same dang way. Anyways, ever since I saw that style on Story's bike I have absolutely loved those pipes. If not for the fact I could not live without saddlebags, those pipes would be on my bike right now. Just a mention, I have wrapped pipes before. There is no going back. In little or no time the chrome underneath is wasted. So if your plan is ever to take off the wrap, you will most likely be going black, re-chroming or ceramic coating. Because the chrome will not be in any condition worthy of the rest of that Deluxe.
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LOL, hindsight and all......
The fiberglass dust is more than one would think.
When I wrap my pipes I let them dry than spray the wrap with hi temp paint to touch up as neccessary. The color will burn off on the cheap wrap and slightly discolor on the better stuff. I used the cheap stuff and had to keep painting it....
The fiberglass dust is more than one would think.
When I wrap my pipes I let them dry than spray the wrap with hi temp paint to touch up as neccessary. The color will burn off on the cheap wrap and slightly discolor on the better stuff. I used the cheap stuff and had to keep painting it....
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The pipes look great i have been thinking of going that way with mine. i do have one question.
My brother wraped his and was advised to have the bike dyno'ed again because the wrap holds much more heat thus changing the way the pipe works.
I have just put the thunderheaders on and a powervisionII from Fuel-Moto but have not taken to get my dyno run yet. based on what others say i will either wrap or not wrap befor the run.
The look on your bike is so sweet and really got my thinking now. Great job!
Craig
My brother wraped his and was advised to have the bike dyno'ed again because the wrap holds much more heat thus changing the way the pipe works.
I have just put the thunderheaders on and a powervisionII from Fuel-Moto but have not taken to get my dyno run yet. based on what others say i will either wrap or not wrap befor the run.
The look on your bike is so sweet and really got my thinking now. Great job!
Craig