Snuffy
11th September 2005, 13:28
decided to pay the "tax" but not MoCo. Have decided on V & H slip on longshots. Want to keep my stock Ham can and I know I'll have to do something different there. Also what jet is the most popular? I'm presently working in the San Antonio area and will need a good Dyno man, cause I want everything just RIGHT. Any bad vibes on V&H?
tcspannerwrench
11th September 2005, 13:36
only hear good things on V&H, as far as keeping the ham can there is a good thread on modifying a big sucker to fit a stock cover
http://www.xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5434 (http://)
sportysrock
12th September 2005, 04:18
decided to pay the "tax" but not MoCo. Have decided on V & H slip on longshots. Want to keep my stock Ham can and I know I'll have to do something different there. Also what jet is the most popular? I'm presently working in the San Antonio area and will need a good Dyno man, cause I want everything just RIGHT. Any bad vibes on V&H?
That's exactly how I felt, until I checked into Trak-Tek's Ram-Flo AC.
I can finally grip the tank with BOTH knees, way cool. It sounds and looks cool, and the price is right. :wonderlan
nitrosporty
30th September 2005, 21:08
Fitted v&h to my sporty over twelve months ago, still looks as good as new. It took me about 2 months deciding what pipes to get. Definetely made the right choice, looks good and sounds fantastic. Chrome in perfect condition after 4500miles.
RedRider
30th September 2005, 22:04
You can still keep the ham can for it's good looks, but switch to a Hurricane Flow 2" for it's superior flow and lifetime filter. I love mine for these reasons.
Good luck!