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Old 12-22-2006, 11:17 AM
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Anybody running D&D Fat Cats on their bagger? I thinking about doing a 98" upgrade this winter and if I do, I'm thinking about switching to these pipes. I keep hearing they're the ultimate 2 in 1 pipe when you do the engine upgrade. Just not sure how I'd like the look of one pipe.
 
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Old 12-22-2006, 12:07 PM
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Get it! You'll forget the "1 pipe" thing after the 1st time you ride the bike. I have a 98" kit in mine & it rocks! You can see my dyno sheet on pg 18 of the bagger dyno thread.
 
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I'm a Supertrapp fan, with a 95" build I think you'll be happy with either. I think the 1 pipe thingey looks cool

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Philm, someone told me the Fat Catssoundkinda tinny at low rpm's? Any truth to this?
 
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Harleypaw, I've been looking at the Supertrapps too. What's the sound like? I've heard they're on the quiet side compared to other 2 in 1 pipes.
 
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At highway cruising it's a little quiet, but when you twist the throttle it gets pretty loud. I live the idea of a quiet pipe while crusing, it's one of the best sounding pipes I've ever run
You can make it louder by running open end caps, or quieter with closed end caps.
Either case if your looking for louder pipes the Supertrapp will never be as loud as the Fatcat.
 
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Old 12-22-2006, 03:24 PM
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Thanks. I like loud, just not LOUD. I currently have stock header pipes and V&H Oval slip-ons and. I wouldn't mind getting a little louder, but not real loud.
 
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