Anyone tried the Stage I Kit from www.fullsac.com

 

I don't know, but I suggest they change their name.

 

I laughed out loud at the above post...hilarious!

 

What would you change the name to? Just wondering since the spelling and pronounciation
gives a person the perspective of performance to me.
Anyhow...I have an 88CI Ultra. I installed the true dual kit, which did away with the right side cross-over pipe. I didn't see any performance increase to speak of. After that, I bought the re-cored pipes. The price was in my budget, and when i installed the pipes,
I immediately felt increased torque and a mile or two increase in gas mileage.
My G/F on the other hand, did not care for the increase in exhaust noise. It wasn't THAT much...but she was not happy. So they are in the rafters of my shed.
I can only imagine if I had gotten a less restrictive A/C and a fuel re-map.
I liked the re-cored pipes...G/F didn't. Prices not that bad. Keep them in mind.

chuck the mensh

 

Waiting for my Doherty A/C to come in (I had one on my FatBoy and loved it) then I am going for the Fullsac (minus the A/C) Stage 1. I live in the same town and talked w/ them on the phone, great to talk to, lookinf forward to it.

 

I have a brand new Screamin eagle breather kit for 80.00 shipping included. https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...r-kit-new.html

 

the true dual kit is made well and holds up . The sound is a world of difference

 

Mensh....did you go 1.75" or 2"?

Big M...Which will you get and why? Sound or performance?

 

Looked at going with Fullsac but decided I wanted the stepped head pipe design and merge collector style incorporated into the the Vance and Hines and D&D models since I am also installing a Stage II 103 kit over the winter.

Fullsac looks to have a couple of great products for building a sleeper appearing ride though.

 

For the 2010 he just cuts out the catalytic converter, cheep and EZ. We are then going to dyno it and see. Since he's so close, I have a feeling he'll see a lot of me (I found out we also have some mutual friends. Looking forward to meeting him and getting started).