Have a new 13 street glide and after listening to some sound bites like the sound of the vance and hines high output slip ons. I plan to do power duals, SERT and hi flow air. Will these slip ons work for this setup? I don't have plans for any stage 2 cams etc.

 

Everything will work fine but maybe you should research other tuners before settling on the HD Tuner. I'm assuming the dealer is recommending the SERT? Maybe check out a PC-V on the Fuel Moto site. They can hook you up with a map so you don't have to subject your bike to a dyno. BUT, it's your bike and cash, so do whatever you feel is right for you.

Also, check out the MGS Custom Bike duals/mufflers....You may be swayed.....

 

You will not be disappointed thats for sure. When first installed i used a fuelpak and Xieds,while waiting for the Cobra Powerpro to be released. Never any issues. Bike ran great. Switched over to the Cobra Still no issues and bike runs great. Never Dynoed.

 

I have dresser duals with high output slip ons with the Screaming Eagle intake. I am using the V&H Fuelpak and Throttlepak. I am happy with it.

 

You will love the system, sound will be awesome. I would however recommend that you have the bike dynoed or possibly look at another tuner as already mentioned. I have the SESPT on my bike but it's been dynoed and runs great but the SE tuner can be a little hard to adjust by yourself. I'm just say'n.

 

Appreciate it, I will research some other tuners.

 

The thing you wanna keep in mind when looking at tuners, is the possibility of future upgrades. VH limits the things you can do where as a PCV is almost unlimited potential. Fuel Moto has great customer service.

 

It'll work, and you'll like it. That's what I have on my 2011 Limited Ultra. Nice, deep, gutsy sound & better performance too. On a 2-lane at 55 or 60 where you had to go back into 5th to pass somebody, you'll be able to do it in 6th & have lots of "guts" to get around them. Sorry the Power Duals are on the other side of the bike in this pic, but you can see the High Outputs.

 

Thanks. Any loss of low end power with these?