We have finished development on the Jackpot 2/1 replacement headpipe for 2010 Street Glide and Road Glide models. The stock 2/1 head pipe actually works fairly well on the stock bike but with its catalyst runs extremely hot and as temps increase the performance drops off signifigantly. Looking to improve on both performance and lowering temperatures we went ahead and developed a 2/1 replacement head pipe which is very similar to our popular Jackpot 2/1/2 for 2009/2010 Touring models. The Jackpot 2/1 is constructed from 304 aircraft grade stainless steel and features a large diameter true merge collector and retains the stock heat shields. The pipe also includes both 12mm and 18mm O2 sensor bungs to cover all OEM sensor and Wideband tuning options. The 2/1 head pipe works with the stock muffler as well as all aftermarket muffler for the SG/RG. Back to back dyno tests done on the same day, same bike etc.. shows an increase of +6Tq and +3Hp and there is a huge reduction in the heat dissapated by the exhaust system. There is also a distinct difference in exhaust note which is thoatier and a bit louder.


Jackpot head pipe shown without heat shields



Back to back dyno comparison between the stock head pipe w/Jackpot PowerTube muffler vs. Jackpot 2/1 headpipe w/Jackpot PowerTube muffler



Dyno comparison of completely stock 2010 Street Glide vs. Jackpot 2/1 head pipe, Jackpot PowerTube muffler, PC-V and Stage 1 air cleaner

 

When will you start taking orders and what kind of price we looking at?

 

wondering the same..

 

The retail price is $419.00 and we are now accepting pre orders. There is more info, pictures, and details at http://jackpotmufflers.com/headpipes21.htm

 

That's a great idea.

 

Is this still being made?
I didn't see it on the web page.

 

Discontinued...

But they're supposed to come out with a full 2-1 system to replace it.

 

I've been waiting for their system to come out. Disappointed that I missed the headpipe while it was available.

 

Yes we discontinued the 2/1 replacement head pipe as it was a one year model, it was extremely expensive to build, and nearly everyone wanted a dual system. We do have a complete 2/1 system that we developed which we will be putting into production later this year.