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Can I get a few reviews on these slip on's?

Also, the high flow intake and the plug & play X-celerator they sell.

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I have their savage eclipse air cleaner and it is a really nice unit. I don't have their pipes nor fuel management.
 
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I have their savage eclipse air cleaner and it is a really nice unit. I don't have their pipes nor fuel management.
Thanks Viper,

I have not heard anything bad so far.

It just seems like there is not a lot of bikes out there with this set up.

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I was digging as well when I was looking for new 4" slip ons. Reviews were few and far between. Maybe they haven't caught on yet? The reviews I've read weren't bad, just not enough to sway my decision.

Here's to hoping your quest finds more results than mine did.
 
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Originally Posted by hougz79
I was digging as well when I was looking for new 4" slip ons. Reviews were few and far between. Maybe they haven't caught on yet? The reviews I've read weren't bad, just not enough to sway my decision.

Here's to hoping your quest finds more results than mine did.
I agree!!

Thanks for your reply!

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Originally Posted by hyperfocal
Can I get a few reviews on these slip on's?

Also, the high flow intake and the plug & play X-celerator they sell.

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I have the 4" slip ons and really like them. I added the American Customs Powerflex header pipe and it woke them up.

I tried the X-celerator and wasn't real impressed. I took it back after two months and my dealer gave me a full refund!

TTS here I come
 
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I have the 4" slip ons and really like them. I added the American Customs Powerflex header pipe and it woke them up.

I tried the X-celerator and wasn't real impressed. I took it back after two months and my dealer gave me a full refund!

TTS here I come
Thanks Dude,

Very helpful review, I am leaning toward slip on's only.

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As far as the tuner, I would personally steer clear of the RC/Big Shot/Fuel Pack types. Just my opinion. They DO work for Stage 1 installs though. I like the extra features a PCV/PV/TTS/SEPST offers. Not a huge difference in price, but a huge difference in adjustability. Never know when cams or a big bore might be on your priority list and then you wouldn't have to "re-purchase" a tuner.
 
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Was at Wildcat HD in KY over the weekend. They had quite a few bikes with slip ons and sounded awesome. Just think everyone is caught up in name brand stuff. Not sure about and numbers they produce but looked and sounded sweet. Also thinking of the American Custom set up and a set of
 
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Originally Posted by hougz79
As far as the tuner, I would personally steer clear of the RC/Big Shot/Fuel Pack types. Just my opinion. They DO work for Stage 1 installs though. I like the extra features a PCV/PV/TTS/SEPST offers. Not a huge difference in price, but a huge difference in adjustability. Never know when cams or a big bore might be on your priority list and then you wouldn't have to "re-purchase" a tuner.
Very well put.

I've tried, in order, the Fuelpak, SERT, TMax, X-Celerator and TTS. If the TTS didn't intimidate me in the beginning, I would have saved a bunch of money by using it first.
 


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