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Anybody using D&D slip-ons?
How do you like them?
How difficult to instal?
How difficult to go back to stock if necessary?
How do you like them?
How difficult to instal?
How difficult to go back to stock if necessary?
D&D slip-on's ?
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Saw those a little while back on a website, they didn't look or sound to shabby actually... I can't recall anybody actually using them though, guess we'll see here shortly...
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Oh wait, let me go out to the garage and check the pile of spare parts and see if I have still have a set of them kicking around.
Seriously, I dont remember any talk on the forum or know of anyone who has put them on yet but I would love to here and feedback on them myself.
Seriously, I dont remember any talk on the forum or know of anyone who has put them on yet but I would love to here and feedback on them myself.
Got them sounds unbelievable simple to install fit is perfect. If you like loud take the baffles out first I ran them with baffles then removed. The bike runs perfect no backfireing and they back down beautiful. Quality and fit perfect. I really made the right choice and not $700. I like the slipons read all the problems with trying to seal other pipes and the stock headers are perfect.
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No problem if you have to go back to stock?
The great state of california may start inspections. An afternoon switching bak and forth is OK.
The great state of california may start inspections. An afternoon switching bak and forth is OK.
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How much did they cost?
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$375 was what I was quoted.
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any onehave a picture or link?
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Thanks Maine. They look pretty good. What fuel Controller did You use?
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I don't have these, just had the website saved for reference. I haven't chosen a new exhaust yet.
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Sorry, thought that was your ride. Anyone out there use these slip-ons and with what controller?
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Cobras here but I have to say those look nice and you can't beat the price. If you didn't change the intake you really wouldn't need a fuel controller.
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They look nice! I can see they might be a very nice option choice for someone looking to change out their exhaust. The low cost and easy slip on install make them a very attractive choice. Thanks for the info and the photo.
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I just ordered a set. It costs less than the front seat I bought for may last bike so it's within my easy-farkle range.
They have a link to dyno test D&D Exhaust | Honda | 2009~2010 - Honda Fury - 558-12 -Slip-ons - Chrome
No fuel controller needed. No gaskets to buy per their tech. Everything included
I think other complete systems look somewhat better but my biggest concern was having to switch back and forth if and when the state sticks its nose further into my bidness.
They have a link to dyno test D&D Exhaust | Honda | 2009~2010 - Honda Fury - 558-12 -Slip-ons - Chrome
No fuel controller needed. No gaskets to buy per their tech. Everything included
I think other complete systems look somewhat better but my biggest concern was having to switch back and forth if and when the state sticks its nose further into my bidness.
Sure can. Check these. Little different look.
RAW Design-The Fat Box, Big Tire Motorcycle Kits Products Page
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I heard a set on a blur fury here in Salinas Ca. saturday and they do sound perty good not to loud but you can tell its not stock
I heard a set on a blur fury here in Salinas Ca. saturday and they do sound perty good not to loud but you can tell its not stock
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