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Tabatha

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Re: How are you cooling your 110 down?
« Reply #15 on: January 21, 2011, 04:14:21 AM »

Try this for C O O L I N G   !
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.http://www.jagg.com/jagg/pages/jagghome.htm..... :earmuffs:
..........125 Torque&125 H.P.............
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Re: How are you cooling your 110 down?
« Reply #16 on: January 21, 2011, 09:11:22 AM »

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Your bike is Awesome! I loved the Thunder Header on my FXRS! Best running pipe out of 15 different exhaust I tried! I put one on my 01FXDL and liked the performance however, It made my forward controls vibrate bad at freeway speed and made it hard to keep my feet on the pegs. I had the HD wide glide fwd controls at the time. I sold the T-Header from that bike. Have you noticed any increase in Vibration with the T- Header?  Again that is a sweet bike and I would love to have one just like it! I miss my low rider & my FXR!!! Face  :2vrolijk_21:
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Re: How are you cooling your 110 down?
« Reply #17 on: March 08, 2011, 12:59:07 PM »

I'm new and just getting to the threads.
Nice bike Joe and good TQ #s.

To cool my bike I go faster. ;D

I did do a SERT, Propipe Chrome HO and now getting the 259e cams and pistons. I've been told that the lighter Dynas don't have the heating issues as bad as the touring bikes due to less weight and fairings. Hopefully true.
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Re: How are you cooling your 110 down?
« Reply #18 on: March 23, 2011, 04:17:34 PM »

Try this for C O O L I N G   !
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.http://www.jagg.com/jagg/pages/jagghome.htm..... :earmuffs:
..........125 Torque&125 H.P.............

I see that you have two instead of one, definitely a more balanced look, plus if I'm reading correctly their website suggests a larger unit for anything above 96 ci so the duals do a better job and look better too!  :2vrolijk_21:

That's a D&D Fat Cat isn't it? What tuner did you get?
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