Propipe on baggers?
#21
11-14-2007, 12:39 AM
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#22
11-14-2007, 02:04 AM
RE: Propipe on baggers?
ORIGINAL: PhilM
That's different.... I have not seen or used that one. The baffle is totally different. It may not have the problems I experienced in the past.
One thing about the PP is that it does have a nice sound ~ at least the old ones did.
As far as sound change on the FatCat .... really only compression & cams make a difference, but it is still fundementally the same. Love it or hate it.....
That's different.... I have not seen or used that one. The baffle is totally different. It may not have the problems I experienced in the past.
One thing about the PP is that it does have a nice sound ~ at least the old ones did.
As far as sound change on the FatCat .... really only compression & cams make a difference, but it is still fundementally the same. Love it or hate it.....
#23
11-14-2007, 02:39 AM
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RE: Propipe on baggers?
ORIGINAL: BAGGERDSM
Well, i am a propipe HS fan myself. I have had it for 8k miles and it had not discolored at all. If you do get a propipe, DO NOT get the bp version. Its a lot more restrictive than the HS version.
I do love the fatcat as well and will be trying one out soon as they make a black version. The only turn off for me for the FC is the rear pipe. I know its what makes the tq curves but on some models it can be a little much IMHO.
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Well, i am a propipe HS fan myself. I have had it for 8k miles and it had not discolored at all. If you do get a propipe, DO NOT get the bp version. Its a lot more restrictive than the HS version.
I do love the fatcat as well and will be trying one out soon as they make a black version. The only turn off for me for the FC is the rear pipe. I know its what makes the tq curves but on some models it can be a little much IMHO.
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#24
11-14-2007, 07:03 AM
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RE: Propipe on baggers?
I recently bought a pro pipe but havent installed it yet. was wondering how loud this pipe will be. I just bagged my se mufflers because there too loud on long rides, and from the looks of this pipe it may be louder.big hole all the way thru the "muffler".I saw on the v&h site they have a quiet baffle any thoughts on that?,,,
#25
11-14-2007, 07:44 AM
RE: Propipe on baggers?
Was talkin to a dude at Woods performance yesterday. Was talkin to him about cams and pipes. Was telling him about the Fatcat I had on my Wg and what I was thinkin about puttin on my EGS . Was saying I was thinkin about a FatCat. He said the Supertrapp is a little better pipe. Anybody tried a supertrapp 2in1 on their bagger.
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11-14-2007, 07:58 AM
#27
11-14-2007, 08:21 AM
RE: Propipe on baggers?
They was explaining to me about how the supertrapp would pull better in certain rpm ranges that other 2in1's would lag a little. I'm lookin at gittin a Woods TW6-6 cam in my 08 as soon as TM comes out with a update on their software for the 08's with DBW. Gonna stick a Big sucker air kit. Will probaly go with the rush 1 3/4 slip on cause I'm on a budget. I notised that supertrapp has slip on's too after he was talkin about them.
#28
11-14-2007, 10:21 AM
RE: Propipe on baggers?
I have a ProPipe on my '07 Roadie and love it. I've used D&D before, but decided to go with the ProPipe this time and have no complaints. What ever pipe you use, get some Fuel Management System. If your just doing Stage 1 and pipe, the V&H FuelPak will work great.
#29
11-14-2007, 10:29 AM
RE: Propipe on baggers?
Guy's - I am really on the fence regarding the 2 into 1 vs. true duals because of looks only. If looks were out, I would have a 2 into 1 no questions. Can you guy's post some pic's of the back and left side of the bike? I never see these pic's and really want to see the look of an Electraglidewith a 2 into 1 and no pipe on the left.
Thanks
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#30
11-14-2007, 11:04 AM
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