2 into 1 for torque
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2 into 1 for torque
It seems I have been reading exhausts threads on here for 2 weeks solid to determine which 2 into 1 to purchase to finish out my 103 upgrade. Of course there are MANY opinions but I haven't quite hit on the answer to my question.
I am looking for the best low to mid range torque without blowing the windows out of my neighbors' houses with noise. Have owned the sport bikes and sport touring bikes so high end speed is not my thing any longer or I would not have purchased my first Harley (which btw I love), one of those super ugly 2009 Road Glides (have I said which btw I love).
I was closing in on the D&D Fatcat or the Supertrapp Supermeg when I read that the Supermeg was better for HP and high end than low-mid range torque.
Any claims as to best low-mid range torque 2 into 1 with reasonable sound and is there really any significant difference between the 2 into 1 pipes?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
I am looking for the best low to mid range torque without blowing the windows out of my neighbors' houses with noise. Have owned the sport bikes and sport touring bikes so high end speed is not my thing any longer or I would not have purchased my first Harley (which btw I love), one of those super ugly 2009 Road Glides (have I said which btw I love).
I was closing in on the D&D Fatcat or the Supertrapp Supermeg when I read that the Supermeg was better for HP and high end than low-mid range torque.
Any claims as to best low-mid range torque 2 into 1 with reasonable sound and is there really any significant difference between the 2 into 1 pipes?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Hondo1;
I'm looking at the Supertrapp Supermeg for my Street Glide, too.
Go back and look at the information on the Supermeg again-- They come with 20 disks. If all 20 are installed, the pipe is louder and the power curve is maximized for horsepower at the top end. Fewer disks are quieter, and increase torque. Take a look at:
http://www.supertrapp.com/technology/index.asp
It seems that most tuners tend to settle on 12-14 disks to get the most out of a build involving heads and 103+" bore kits.
By the way -- I'm not selling anything, but I've been doing research on getting the most out of the money I'll be spending on gettin my engine upgraded. Several of the 2 into 1 pipes will help you get more out of any engine.
Bryon
I'm looking at the Supertrapp Supermeg for my Street Glide, too.
Go back and look at the information on the Supermeg again-- They come with 20 disks. If all 20 are installed, the pipe is louder and the power curve is maximized for horsepower at the top end. Fewer disks are quieter, and increase torque. Take a look at:
http://www.supertrapp.com/technology/index.asp
It seems that most tuners tend to settle on 12-14 disks to get the most out of a build involving heads and 103+" bore kits.
By the way -- I'm not selling anything, but I've been doing research on getting the most out of the money I'll be spending on gettin my engine upgraded. Several of the 2 into 1 pipes will help you get more out of any engine.
Bryon
Last edited by BDHE; 07-16-2009 at 10:54 AM.
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