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27 posts · Started by VegasSD · 10 Mar 2010

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here are a couple shots of my bike on the dyno last week. I now know what it feels like to have a properly running SD.





forgot to add how loud this thing is now that the cans are "broken in". Anyone have a good suggestion for good exhaust packing material? I wouldnt mind trying to quiet these things down a little.
These should do the trick.....

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LOL! might help me. My riding buddies are still f-ed though.
How loud are those thing"s,, ? is it enough to roll the fat lady over??
at full throttle? Definitely! You should've heard this thing on the dyno. I could hear it over every bike on the track and I was in the infield!
In Vegas ??
Spring Moutain actually
Just how far does sound travel out there?? Does it bounce around between those mountains in the background and come back or what???
never been out that way before.
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The easiest thing to do is put the FMF "cones" in facing the engine. I did that and they are now bearable.

So your bike made 110HP. Re-mapped , I assume? I didn't see a torque figure...
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Overall you like the quality of the FMF's?? Fit and finish O.K.?? Install ease??
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