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#11

03-17-2009 | 02:38 PM

rimrocker316

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Originally Posted by Akitakoi

You will get varying answers, I say if you do just slip ons YES.

I put V&H Monster Ovals on yesterday, they sound awesome! Like a hotrod, very deep rumble but not annoying loud.

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Akitakoi,

did you JUST place the Ovals? or anything else, i want the deep rumble and not annoying, I think the key work here is "hot rod" sound, thats what Im looking for

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03-17-2009 | 05:26 PM

monkyman

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I just installed my Rinehart slipons this last weekend. Nothing else yet. (I do have the AC and PC V). The sound is great, probibly the best sounding HD I have had recently, and No popping!!, If I wasn't worried about the heat in the summer I would leave it the way it is. I want to run a few tanks and see what i'm getting for mileage now, then I will have a baseline when I do the rest of the stage 1.

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03-17-2009 | 08:00 PM

SS-StreetGlide

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03-17-2009 | 08:13 PM

rg_dave

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I have the power package from fuelmoto. The performance increase is significant. I had short custom pipes with no baffles on my last bike so I am not opposed to loud. What I like about the Jackpots is that they have a low deep rumble, bark when I get on it, but don't overpower my stereo when I am cruising.

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03-18-2009 | 03:31 AM

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Originally Posted by SS-StreetGlide

Monkeyman, I am ordering the same set up tomorrow. How long did it take you to install the slip ons? I can not wait to get mine on order and installed. Like a kid in the candy shop.

It took about 30 minutes, removed the saddlebags, loosened the 9/16" clamp nuts, removed the two 1/2" hanger bolts on each, wiggled the mufflers off. Installed the clamps on the new mufflers sliped them on and tightened everything up.

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#16

03-18-2009 | 03:39 AM

Twinrider

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Originally Posted by FatBAGstr'd

How about top end? I posted a thread the other day about wanting a little more highway speed passing power. I think I'm going to do the PC-V, just have to convince my wife that I need it for safety reasons and all

The top end is very good with the Fuel Moto power package.

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03-21-2009 | 01:57 PM

rimrocker316

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Originally Posted by monkyman

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Thank You MONKEYMAN,

For now Im going to get the most expensive part, the Rinehart slipons that is if I can find them, I went to EP online looks like they are sold out, sucks, any who, 1st the slip-ons then I will look at fuel managements as in fuel-moto, PC- V ect, only thing is which one does what? where can I find what each one does as far as fuel management? i will let you know how my 09 stock SG does with just the reinhart slip-ons.

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#18

04-04-2009 | 11:19 AM

rimrocker316

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Took the advise of MONKEYMAN and did the work myself, Rush Slip-Ons took about 40 mins, and the stage one kit upgrade took about 30 mins, took it to the dealer just to have them do the Stage 1 download, here is my result, Im interested on what you guys think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J5dO...eature=channel

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