True Duals w/ Stock Mufflers
#11
Going to duals still won't help the heat on your passenger feet a bit unless the kit runs the left side pipe under the oil pan like the 09 pipes. I recently installed pipes of an 09 FL on my 01 Ultra. If you keep the stock oil pan you will have to do some mods to the crossover pipe and build a exhaust hanger for under the oil pan.
My wife loves it.
Re'
My wife loves it.
Re'
#12
I'm running V&H's true duels on a 2005 Ultra with the stock mufflers and the Stage One download and an Arlen Ness Big Sucker. Like you heat was my main reason for going to the true duels. My bike runs great and no heat on the passenger from the rear pipe. I should add that I ran a set of the Harley Touring mufflers for a while and just got tired of the sound, went back to the stock to tone it down just a bit. The true duel and stock mufflers will have a different sound than the stock headpipes (little louder) but not in a bad way.
#14
#16
Hey Myfirst , my last bike was probably as close to a match to yours as could be.
It was a 2006 FLHT carb bike.
Both mufflers were catalyst and the exact same internally for baffling.
I carefully removed the catalyst (long story) to make sure of the muffler construction inside.
I ran Fullsac true duals for a while and it did drop some right side heat , and I liked the look.
Initially , this mod lost me a bit of low end torque , and gained a bit of high RPM power.
It also made the stock mufflers a bit louder than stock.
Don't be afraid to rejet the carb , for about $20.00 you can solve some heat issues and gain substantial power increase and my mileage went up a little.
I started to rejet the carb when the bike was bone stock and it helped my cold start and off idle performance significantly.
I ended up with a #48 Pilot jet (stock was #45) at 1 1/2 turns and a sportster needle for the midrange.
If you want , I can make sure of the sportster needle number for you if you want to try this mod.
Mick
It was a 2006 FLHT carb bike.
Both mufflers were catalyst and the exact same internally for baffling.
I carefully removed the catalyst (long story) to make sure of the muffler construction inside.
I ran Fullsac true duals for a while and it did drop some right side heat , and I liked the look.
Initially , this mod lost me a bit of low end torque , and gained a bit of high RPM power.
It also made the stock mufflers a bit louder than stock.
Don't be afraid to rejet the carb , for about $20.00 you can solve some heat issues and gain substantial power increase and my mileage went up a little.
I started to rejet the carb when the bike was bone stock and it helped my cold start and off idle performance significantly.
I ended up with a #48 Pilot jet (stock was #45) at 1 1/2 turns and a sportster needle for the midrange.
If you want , I can make sure of the sportster needle number for you if you want to try this mod.
Mick
#18
Sounds like running a name brand true dual header or pipe with stock mufflers is possible and could reduce the heat from the passenger's right foot. Let's take this possibility further, my '06 EGC has EFI not carbs and a K&N stock replacement air filter. Will I have to have the fuel remapped?
#19
I have an 08 Glide with Rush TD and SE touring slip-ons and am very happy with heat reduction and sound. 1st Heat- i was running stock head pipes with the slip-ons but it still ran hot even with PC5, went to rush TD recommended by Jamie at Fuel Moto and heat drastically reduced. 2nd- Sound improved for the simple reason that it was coming out of both pipes not really louder just better. On my touring bike I do not want loud pipes it wears you down when on the road all day, but I do like some sound I have been very happy with SE slip-ons nice deep sound that fades away at higher consistant speeds.
As for reprogramming I believe you will have to. 06 was not using the o2 sensors, which make enough adjustments that reprogramming is not needed although I tend to recommend more air in -more air out adjust what it is doing in the middle. Good Luck
As for reprogramming I believe you will have to. 06 was not using the o2 sensors, which make enough adjustments that reprogramming is not needed although I tend to recommend more air in -more air out adjust what it is doing in the middle. Good Luck