Black Pipes for Night Train
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04-04-2007, 11:16 PM
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04-04-2007, 11:18 PM
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04-04-2007, 11:33 PM
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RE: Black Pipes for Night Train
If your just looking to have the pipes done check with Jet Hot. They have an excellent, and well deserved reputaion for quality work at a reasonable price.
I was quoted $90 to do my pipes inside and out.
I didn't ask about the mufflers, because I was not interested in that.
Besides I'm fairly sure they couldn't do much with them anyway becausethey don't come apart.
At least not very easily.
BTW Welcome to the nut house.
I was quoted $90 to do my pipes inside and out.
I didn't ask about the mufflers, because I was not interested in that.
Besides I'm fairly sure they couldn't do much with them anyway becausethey don't come apart.
At least not very easily.
BTW Welcome to the nut house.
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RE: Black Pipes for Night Train
Look at HOOKER troublemaker http://www.holley.com/types/Troublemaker%20Pipes.asp
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#9
04-05-2007, 01:15 PM
RE: Black Pipes for Night Train
I've also got a 2007 FXSTB and have been lusting for black pipes. The Hooker Rebel Darksides are exactly the look I want. But I'm debating waiting to see if they make a 2007 version compatible with the O2 sensors, or just getting the '06 version and going with sensor eliminators.
I'm not wild about the Thunderheader two-into-one look, and the D&Ds are too long.
I've thought about the jet-hot coating as well. But I've got a question on that. If you have another pipe, like V&H short shots or something, are you just getting the heat-shields coated? Or do you discard the shields and coat the pipe itself, and then just ride without the shields?
Thanks,
Scott
I'm not wild about the Thunderheader two-into-one look, and the D&Ds are too long.
I've thought about the jet-hot coating as well. But I've got a question on that. If you have another pipe, like V&H short shots or something, are you just getting the heat-shields coated? Or do you discard the shields and coat the pipe itself, and then just ride without the shields?
Thanks,
Scott
#10
04-06-2007, 09:25 PM
RE: Black Pipes for Night Train
ORIGINAL: scottmartello
I've also got a 2007 FXSTB and have been lusting for black pipes. The Hooker Rebel Darksides are exactly the look I want. But I'm debating waiting to see if they make a 2007 version compatible with the O2 sensors, or just getting the '06 version and going with sensor eliminators.
I'm not wild about the Thunderheader two-into-one look, and the D&Ds are too long.
I've thought about the jet-hot coating as well. But I've got a question on that. If you have another pipe, like V&H short shots or something, are you just getting the heat-shields coated? Or do you discard the shields and coat the pipe itself, and then just ride without the shields?
Thanks,
Scott
I've also got a 2007 FXSTB and have been lusting for black pipes. The Hooker Rebel Darksides are exactly the look I want. But I'm debating waiting to see if they make a 2007 version compatible with the O2 sensors, or just getting the '06 version and going with sensor eliminators.
I'm not wild about the Thunderheader two-into-one look, and the D&Ds are too long.
I've thought about the jet-hot coating as well. But I've got a question on that. If you have another pipe, like V&H short shots or something, are you just getting the heat-shields coated? Or do you discard the shields and coat the pipe itself, and then just ride without the shields?
Thanks,
Scott
