Big City baffles and SE ignition module
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Big City baffles and SE ignition module
I know a few on here have done these mods, but WOW what a difference! Installed the Big City Thunder baffles in the SEII pipes and a SE ignition module. The sound is awesome and I can't believe the throttle response improvement. It's like riding a different bike. Took 4th gear to 60 mph and still didn't feel like I needed to shift. Can't wait for nice weather now.
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RE: Big City baffles and SE ignition module
I have an '05 1200. Part #31785-04A. Cost $119.95 + Uncle Sam. Dealer had to install it, have to hook it up to the computer so it can recognize your bike. Dealer did it for $37.50 half-hour labor.
Just make sure your battery is FULLY charged when you take it in. The ignition needs to be on the whole time the program runs. My battery died half way through the process. Ended up at the dealer for a very long time while they charged the battery. Still only charged me half hour rate though. Great guys at my dealer.
Had them put a trickle charger on it while the battery was out. Think that's going to be the best investment I've made in a while.
Just make sure your battery is FULLY charged when you take it in. The ignition needs to be on the whole time the program runs. My battery died half way through the process. Ended up at the dealer for a very long time while they charged the battery. Still only charged me half hour rate though. Great guys at my dealer.
Had them put a trickle charger on it while the battery was out. Think that's going to be the best investment I've made in a while.
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RE: Big City baffles and SE ignition module
ORIGINAL: KSCruiser
I have an '05 1200. Part #31785-04A. Cost $119.95 + Uncle Sam. Dealer had to install it, have to hook it up to the computer so it can recognize your bike. Dealer did it for $37.50 half-hour labor.
Just make sure your battery is FULLY charged when you take it in. The ignition needs to be on the whole time the program runs. My battery died half way through the process. Ended up at the dealer for a very long time while they charged the battery. Still only charged me half hour rate though. Great guys at my dealer.
Had them put a trickle charger on it while the battery was out. Think that's going to be the best investment I've made in a while.
I have an '05 1200. Part #31785-04A. Cost $119.95 + Uncle Sam. Dealer had to install it, have to hook it up to the computer so it can recognize your bike. Dealer did it for $37.50 half-hour labor.
Just make sure your battery is FULLY charged when you take it in. The ignition needs to be on the whole time the program runs. My battery died half way through the process. Ended up at the dealer for a very long time while they charged the battery. Still only charged me half hour rate though. Great guys at my dealer.
Had them put a trickle charger on it while the battery was out. Think that's going to be the best investment I've made in a while.
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02-17-2008, 06:54 AM
RE: Big City baffles and SE ignition module
ORIGINAL: HaggisMan14
I picked up one of the 7500 rpm SE units, and can't wait to get my bike put back together so i can really run her! I've heard nothing but good things about those ignition modules!
I picked up one of the 7500 rpm SE units, and can't wait to get my bike put back together so i can really run her! I've heard nothing but good things about those ignition modules!
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