Right Order?
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Right Order?
I am sure this information is embedded in thousands of strings here, but was hoping to get some thoughts on the right order to spend hard earned cash in terms of exhaust and fuel management. I have enough jingle saved to update my '12 Limited with VH Power Duals and some slip ons ( thinking about Monster Ovals, Monster Rounds or 4 in Rineharts). Then, when the next chunk is available, do tuner and stage 1.
My order is based on trying to get heat down and sound up on initial pass and then breathing some life into the bike with part 2. I know that the Stage 1 and tuner need to go togetherdo to enough change in flow and already lean condition from the factory. Does this make sense?
One last question, if I go with the Rineharts, willl the combo still be stereo and passenger friendly? I know there is a lot of subjectivity to that question. Thanks for teh help.
My order is based on trying to get heat down and sound up on initial pass and then breathing some life into the bike with part 2. I know that the Stage 1 and tuner need to go togetherdo to enough change in flow and already lean condition from the factory. Does this make sense?
One last question, if I go with the Rineharts, willl the combo still be stereo and passenger friendly? I know there is a lot of subjectivity to that question. Thanks for teh help.
Last edited by racngrn; 03-08-2012 at 04:54 AM. Reason: sp
#2
Personally I would buy your chosen exhaust system and put it to one side until you can complete your purchases, then build, tune and set up everything in one step.
The thing that will get down your heat problem is changing the air/fuel ratio when you tune the bike. Changing the exhaust may make the heat problem worst, as it is likely to make the bike run even leaner! Add an SE or similar air filter to your shopping list.
The thing that will get down your heat problem is changing the air/fuel ratio when you tune the bike. Changing the exhaust may make the heat problem worst, as it is likely to make the bike run even leaner! Add an SE or similar air filter to your shopping list.
Last edited by grbrown; 03-08-2012 at 06:47 AM. Reason: Added para.
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#4
You can do just the slip on Mufflers and no tuner is needed, add an air cleaner and you
have to do a tuner and a run on the Dyno. I vote for the V H ovals. Now the heat thing
will still be there, but if you go to www.NIGHTRIDER.com and check out there Xied or the
Vied the heat can be lowered that way. The best would to do it all at one time, the air
cleaner & exhaust stage 1 is the best bang for bucks, lots tuners out there pick one and
look for someone that is a good Dyno Tuner, and get it done all at once.
have to do a tuner and a run on the Dyno. I vote for the V H ovals. Now the heat thing
will still be there, but if you go to www.NIGHTRIDER.com and check out there Xied or the
Vied the heat can be lowered that way. The best would to do it all at one time, the air
cleaner & exhaust stage 1 is the best bang for bucks, lots tuners out there pick one and
look for someone that is a good Dyno Tuner, and get it done all at once.
#6
You've got a 12 ... So make sure that the bike is properly broken in prior to any Dyno work. The whole Dyno thing is greatly up to your preference. Personally, i have a '12 Road King Classic, I have the v&h true duals with the v&h Hi Output Slipons and the the SE air cleaner. The sound is not overwhelming, but unbelievable!!! Once I have the bike properly broken in...about 2000 miles on it, I plan to have it Put on the Dyno. MANY have said that getting that done prior to being broken in is a complete waist?
Just my .02.
Just my .02.
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