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Old 01-21-2006, 02:23 AM
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Also in case anyone is thinking about the HD Pipes with changeable endcaps?? The sound will be different from each endcap chosen so you know.
Okay I'll bite! I'm about to put them on. How does the sound change? I was looking at putting on the double groove ones.
 
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Hacker Headers and SE Touring Mufflers with Grooved Endcaps. Gettin it on the dyno as we speek!

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Anybody running RUSH exhaust with a true dual set up? If so, what header pipe are you using? Any pro's and con's with the RUSH exhaust?
I'm still debating between the Vance & Hines Ovals or the RUSH. Definately will go with a true dual set up, sert and dyno tune. Do you notice a significant amount of torque loss using the true dual?
 
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havent gotten to pics yet but i love my d&d fat cats.bike runs a lot better and the engine seems smoother too.i am more interested in perfoemance than looks. i mean how much can you see @ hwy speeds?if i dont get back in the mtns soon,they will have to lock me up in a padded cell.deals gap......next project is installing camcorder w/remote camera & mike.rw
 
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Okay I'll bite! I'm about to put them on. How does the sound change? I was looking at putting on the double groove ones.
They will make the bike louder or quiet and also change the tone of the pipes. See if you can go to a dealer and find a set with the double grooves and listen before purchasing. I was gonna go the exact same route you are UNTIL I heard them compared to the 1 piece and thought the double grooves sounded like crap(They give off a shushing sound). Luckily the Tech told me about this before buying and the fact that they had a bike with them installed already for me to listen.


 
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