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Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4Touring Models |
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New Family
Ride: 2008 Screaming Eagle Road King
Join Date: 2008, Mar 23
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Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4
I just got my '08 FLHRSE4 on Saturday. Due to bad weather I haven't been able to ride it more than down the street and back. Too quiet!!! Any suggestions on some slip-ons that are not too loud but have a nice tone? With the SE will I have to use a Power Commander?
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Ride: 07 Road King Classic
Join Date: 2007, Jun 21
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Re: Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4
The SE slipons have a bit more sound but the sound thing is subjective. What one person likes another thinks is too loud. Find some bikes with different mufflers on them and listen to the sound to see if this sound is what you like.
As far as adding fuel, there's many ways of doing this and the key factor is how much time and money do you want to invest into making it run better. I like the TFI over the Power commander for bikes that will not be heavily modified with big cams and head work, compression increases etc. The TFI does not need dyno time or a computer to set it up. The PC III needs some computer time and possibly dyno time depending on how you want to dial it in. There are also more advanced ways of adding fuel like the SERT. All these topics are covered in this forum. Diagnostics, Alarms/Security, and Fuel Injection Related. - Harley Davidson Community As far as adding fuel with the slip ons, many will tell you it's not needed but the factory settings are very lean and the 02 sensors are narrow band which will not adjust more than a pre specified amount. I add fuel which cools things down and makes it run better too. Welcome to the forum! .
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 1946 Knuclehead
Join Date: 2008, Feb 27
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Re: Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4
I used the Rush slip=ons and like them, some don't. They really opened up the sound without being too loud at least for me. The SE's I heard on my friends bike didn't seen to make a lot of difference on his stock motor I have heard that they open up a little more on a big bore (100" pluss). there are a ton of different offerings out there and sound is a very personal thing. Best way is to try and find similar bikes to what you have with a slip-on that you are interested in and take a listen to em.
My personal Fav for fuel , especially if you are going to do engine mods at some point is the SERT available from your HD dealer. The problem hee is that is more expensive than most due to the fact you have to put in Dyno time to get it right and also that it is only good for that bike forever cannot be transfered should you change bikes. PCIII is also a good choice if you are going to modify and can be switched to a new bike. If you are just going to put slip-ons and a high volume filter on then the TFI mentioned above should do you fine.
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Ride: 2009 Custom Street Bob
Join Date: 2007, May 18
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Re: Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4
as already posted for fuelling and slipons sound is subjective i like loud very loud pipes most hate them but i normally go full system, the TFI is great for normal stage one and possibly up to stage 2 but if you want more then SERT or PCIII.
1 think to remember PCIII is an add on fueller and sits between the stock ECM and the injectors and does not alter the OEM map the SERT leaves a foot print on the ECM and alters the stock maps |
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New Family
Ride: 07 Road King Classic
Join Date: 2008, Mar 30
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Re: Slipons for 2008 FLHRSE4
I ride with a guy who installed python slip on's and thundermax fuel controller on his SE. Sounds sweet and runs even better
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