Got my FuelMoto Package with 2" Rush Mufflers. 2 of my close riding buddies are coming to my house after work to help me with the installation. Can't wait to see what the outcome will be. Heard so many positive things about FuelMoto so I'm giving them a chance to see what kind of performance my bike will give me.

Wish me tons of luck,

Thorey

Hey, FuelMoto rocks !. Everything was so easy like everybody on here called it "Plug n' Play" installation. Took 3 of us 1.5 hours discussing, chatting and joking around while installing the Rush Slash Down Mufflers with 2" baffles, PCV and SEAC. Only difficult part was that the 90 degree allen wrench by trying to take the part off by the FI throttle body underneath the gas tank. Very tight spot to work in though.

Once everything was done. It started up w/o hesistation. Man, There was a BIG grin smile from ear to ear listening to the deep, bassy and not so obnoxious loud when flipping the throttle as I took off. Noticed one particular situation was that the engine woke up and ran like a raped ape. Rode for one hour as I could smell the baffle packing was burning off which stunk so bad, LOL. As time passed by, I was smiling the whole time as my Ultra sounded so great. Just absolutely perfect...Not regretting one a bit. If you have doubts yourselves...I'm telling you there is absolutely none as the FM Package Quality and Pricing's Top Notch in every which way. I can see why everybody's very happy with FM as you can count me in.

Thank you very much, FuelMoto !.

Thorey

 

Just did mine a few weeks ago, you will like the results. One thing is important, remember to seal the new mufflers with an RTV sealer when you install them and you will not get any leaks or decell pop. You won't need any luck, you made the right choice.

 

good for you...

 

It's like Christmas in July!

 

Cant wait for update!!!

 

Rush 1.75's here. Awesome!

 

That's what I call a great afternoon plan! One more tip that might be of help. Place the loose muffler clamps over the outside of the muffler flange before you slip the mufflers over the headpipes. Sometimes it can be difficult to slip them back over the muffler after they are on.

 

Don't forget the dilectric grease on the connections from the PCV to the bike.

 

sounds like you got a great setup now. good for you.

 

Love it when the brown truck pulls up to the house!