New Slip Ons - Looking For More
#1
New Slip Ons - Looking For More
I've decided my 04' RKC deserves a new set of slip ons for Christmas. I have D&D Big Boss 3.5" slip ons now that came on the bike when I bought it used. The previous owner neglected to dry well after washing and there is alot of rust on the mufflers on the bottom side and inside faceing the wheel. They still sound good and the rust is hard to see, but it really drives me nuts since the rest of it is in such great shape.
The bike has had the Stage One done and dealer map at that time (2005).
There is some popping at decel which I understand isn't completely out of the norm for the set up.
I'd like a little more low end torque and more "oomph" on the road when needing to pass.
I'll likely only have the big for a couple of more years so I don't want to get into the engine.
Can any combination of slip ons and tuning module provide what I'm looking for? If so, please offer your ideas.
The bike has had the Stage One done and dealer map at that time (2005).
There is some popping at decel which I understand isn't completely out of the norm for the set up.
I'd like a little more low end torque and more "oomph" on the road when needing to pass.
I'll likely only have the big for a couple of more years so I don't want to get into the engine.
Can any combination of slip ons and tuning module provide what I'm looking for? If so, please offer your ideas.
#2
Have you thought of just using 0000 fine steel wool on those rust spots then applying a good wax? Should clean it up pretty good.
If the bike has a stage one already, and you want more low end torque the next step is to add a cam. Has the bike had the cam tensioners replaced? I had the same desire as you and my suggestion would be to replace the cam tensioners with the HD SE hydraulic tesionsers and put in a low/mid end cam like the Andrews 21 which I have. I can not be happier with the torque improvement by adding this cam. It's like a completely new bike. Pulls super hard and handles hills and two up with ease.
If the bike has a stage one already, and you want more low end torque the next step is to add a cam. Has the bike had the cam tensioners replaced? I had the same desire as you and my suggestion would be to replace the cam tensioners with the HD SE hydraulic tesionsers and put in a low/mid end cam like the Andrews 21 which I have. I can not be happier with the torque improvement by adding this cam. It's like a completely new bike. Pulls super hard and handles hills and two up with ease.
#3
I think the only way to get a noticible increase in "ooomph" from exhaust will be to go with a 2 into 1 set-up. And any Tuner, programmed properly should get the bike running right. I have a feeling most will tell you, to get that eextra juice you want, youd really need cams, or a big bore. But a proper Tuner, with a 2 into 1 could be good for 10hp and 10 tq for sure.
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Then I would suggest the 2 into 1 exhaust option. Tops for torque.
#6
If you are looking for the 2 Into 1 exhaust, we have some options available on our website you may be interested in.
As always, PM me if you have any specific questions.
I hope you find what you're looking for, ryd safe!
As always, PM me if you have any specific questions.
I hope you find what you're looking for, ryd safe!
#7
Alright...I'm tiptoeing in to my first "performance" upgrade. I just ordered 4" Jackpots and the EFI tuner from Fuel Moto. This should be a nice baby step and I'll decide from there if I want more. I don't want to wrap too much into this bike because the plan is to upgrade in a couple of years....but one never knows!!!
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#9
Just had my 2011 ultra dyno'd with SE race tuner SE high flow air cleaner and Cobra Tri Oval slip-on's, when the Tech came out he said they do a pile of bikes with the same set-up other then the slip-on's of which most are V&H pro pipes. This was the first set of Tri Ovals they had Dyno'd and the numbers were a bit better with the Cobra's.
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