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CVO Technical => Intake/Exhaust/ECM => Topic started by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 08:07:48 PM

Title: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 08:07:48 PM
Just install 2 into 1 with ghost pipe great sound
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Post by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 08:08:41 PM
Pic 2
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Post by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 08:15:32 PM
What tuner do you guys like?
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Post by: hawgzilla on September 27, 2010, 08:18:33 PM
Nice bike!!  TTS is the tuner of choice.
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Post by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 08:23:04 PM
Nice bike!!  TTS is the tuner of choice.
Thanks!
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Post by: BADBAGG on September 27, 2010, 08:40:36 PM
Very nice .  I also say go with TTS
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Post by: 1sharprdkg on September 27, 2010, 08:41:11 PM
Very nice scoot!!!
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Post by: CJ on September 27, 2010, 09:19:38 PM
Thanks Guys  :2vrolijk_21:
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Post by: Tabatha on September 28, 2010, 12:08:21 AM
Little late but----------------TTS tuner and D&D........Good combo !  :)
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Post by: CJ on September 28, 2010, 08:11:20 AM
Thanks Tabatha  :2vrolijk_21:
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Post by: trahog on September 28, 2010, 09:49:33 AM
TTS and Fat cat great set up with a good tune.This is from my 09 cvo road glide
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Post by: trahog on September 28, 2010, 09:52:35 AM
Can get  little more with a cam ,but I was very happy with this set up,flawless running bike,Heath at H&D Cycles  great tuner.I'm sure Doc will agree with this
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: timtoolman on September 28, 2010, 09:56:06 AM
had that  d&d  set up on my 07 with ghost pipe  it was around 250.00 with a hollow muffler and a fake pipe to the rear cyl y conn, How much is the ghost pipe now???,  im sure the old  cross over  pipe under the frame  can be reused again with the new hollow left side "muffler"
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: CJ on September 28, 2010, 01:05:00 PM
Can get  little more with a cam ,but I was very happy with this set up,flawless running bike,Heath at H&D Cycles  great tuner.I'm sure Doc will agree with this
Thanks Tim  :2vrolijk_21:
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Post by: CJ on September 28, 2010, 01:10:30 PM
had that  d&d  set up on my 07 with ghost pipe  it was around 250.00 with a hollow muffler and a fake pipe to the rear cyl y conn, How much is the ghost pipe now???,  im sure the old  cross over  pipe under the frame  can be reused again with the new hollow left side "muffler"
It was 300 bucks.
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: jiml53 on September 28, 2010, 07:44:38 PM
CJ,

Looks great....which baffle did you get???? I'm thinking of the CCT baffle for mine.   :jalapeno:

later,
jim
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Post by: CJ on September 28, 2010, 10:42:27 PM
Thanks Jim  :2vrolijk_21: I went with the standard baffle which is a Little bit louder than the concentric quiet baffle. The Performance Baffle is extremely loud so i pick the middle one.
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Post by: SERK3 on September 29, 2010, 08:14:31 AM
I just talked with D&D and they said with the 110 to use the Big Bore Unwrapped baffle.  :nixweiss:
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Post by: CJ on September 29, 2010, 09:36:58 AM
I just talked with D&D and they said with the 110 to use the Big Bore Unwrapped baffle.  :nixweiss:
Yep  :2vrolijk_21: Thats what Lenard said, Thats the middle one.
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Post by: jiml53 on September 29, 2010, 12:13:11 PM
Thanks for all the information...I'm going with the perforated wrapped baffle. As per Leonard.

But black of course.  :coolblue:


 :jalapeno: :jalapeno:

Jim


   
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Post by: TEQUILA -aka- RED RUM on September 29, 2010, 03:10:24 PM
you need the standard.....rapped baffel concetric is no good for the 110
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Post by: jiml53 on September 29, 2010, 03:28:20 PM
The wrapped perforated baffle is in the middle of the baffles. I talked with Leonard @ D&D. He said to use that with the CVO 110.

 :jalapeno:

thanks
Jim
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Post by: TEQUILA -aka- RED RUM on September 29, 2010, 03:37:40 PM
yes....had the standard.........changed to concentric .......felt a power loss........called d and d said to change back....feels better .......I have no tune.......they said no need for 1 put on dyno with 0 miles air flow was good....need to dyno for HP........Keith.......4800 miles no problems
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Post by: FUZZNUTS on October 06, 2010, 10:52:26 AM
Which baffle is the quitest on the D & D ? Yet gives you the more power. I had enough noise to last me a lifetime. I like the sounds of my fullsacs but I'm looking to get a little more tourque.......................Fuzz
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: SBB on October 06, 2010, 11:18:33 AM
Which baffle is the quitest on the D & D ? Yet gives you the more power. I had enough noise to last me a lifetime. I like the sounds of my fullsacs but I'm looking to get a little more tourque.......................Fuzz

I have the plain quiet baffle on my 09 SEUC with a D&D Fatcat Rich.
Parked inside Neals garage along side d00d's bike and both running, I had to check mine to hear if it was still running.
But I'm not sure a pipe change will give you much more than the FS pipes.

SBB
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: FUZZNUTS on October 06, 2010, 11:32:48 AM
I have the plain quiet baffle on my 09 SEUC with a D&D Fatcat Rich.
Parked inside Neals garage along side d00d's bike and both running, I had to check mine to hear if it was still running.
But I'm not sure a pipe change will give you much more than the FS pipes.

SBB

Thanks Chip,...........................Rich
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: SBB on October 06, 2010, 11:40:13 AM
Thanks Chip,...........................Rich

Rich

And let me add,
The bike runs great, it's over a 100 ft/lbs. at 2200 rpm.
You know know that old saying, if it's to loud then your to old?
I could see buying the loud pipe and then having to spend 5,6 or 700 dollars to upgrade the stereo to hear it over the pipe.
Damn, I guess I am getting old.
But luckly the older I get, the faster I like to go.
So there are trade off's.

 ;)

SBB
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: mtbronco on October 11, 2010, 12:35:45 PM
I have the D and D FatCat with ghost pipe on my 09 SERG and LOVE it, quite when you want which isn't too often but amazing loud too.  Produced good numbers.  My problem is now, I am sitting here with that great bike and my 11 RG Ultra is in and this pipe won't work on the new bike, O2 sensors in wrong locations, so I have to see about getting new headpipe to continue to use it. 
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Post by: IMAbadman on October 12, 2010, 10:44:03 AM
Good looking ride CJ...

Guys there are only a few choices for the D&D Fat Cat baffles.

Louvered Baffle (louder)
Louvered Wrapped Baffle (loud)
Big Boar Baffle (LOUDEST)
Big Boar Wrapped Baffle (Even freak'n louder)

They claim the Big Boar baffle is very loud, even the wrapped model.  They also say the Big Bore is recommended for > 107 CI motors.  From what I've read and seen on dynos the louvered wrapped baffle provided the best low end grunt (read torque) of the D&D baffle line. 

For my riding style and cycle my choice was the louvered wrapped baffle for my 08 CUSE.  I'll have my motor buttoned up in a week or so and we'll see just how snappy that cat is.
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: Rooster on October 12, 2010, 10:55:01 AM
I have the quiet baffle in my Boarzilla and it's plenty loud but I like it. ;D I have heard Hogasm's (Brian) a few years ago and it was way loud but deeep. I don't know about now but his front wheel was off the ground alot back then. :huepfenlol2: I figure he gets alot of miles on a front tire. :huepfenlol2:
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: timtoolman on October 12, 2010, 05:41:24 PM
ive  had d&d with quet baffle,  but lately im thinking reinhart 2-1 sounds almost the same,  there isnt a lot of power separating the 2 either on the dyno
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Post by: firefighter156 on October 16, 2010, 08:05:54 PM
What tuner do you guys like?

Beautiful.  TTS Tuner and good choice on the Fat Cat :)
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: SERK3 on October 17, 2010, 08:52:52 AM
Good looking ride CJ...

Guys there are only a few choices for the D&D Fat Cat baffles.

Louvered Baffle (louder)
Louvered Wrapped Baffle (loud)
Big Boar Baffle (LOUDEST)
Big Boar Wrapped Baffle (Even freak'n louder)

They claim the Big Boar baffle is very loud, even the wrapped model.  They also say the Big Bore is recommended for > 107 CI motors.  From what I've read and seen on dynos the louvered wrapped baffle provided the best low end grunt (read torque) of the D&D baffle line. 

For my riding style and cycle my choice was the louvered wrapped baffle for my 08 CUSE.  I'll have my motor buttoned up in a week or so and we'll see just how snappy that cat is.

After several months of tring to to decide which system to go with Rhinehart True Dual or the D&D Fat Cat i had decided to go with D&D with the Big Boar unwrapped which i thought was the loudest and now you say the BB wrapped is the loudest, Now i'm back to square 1  :confused5:. Loud does not bother me because none of the above are as loud as what i'm running now (107db at idle) I'm just tring to find something with a deeper tone and not quiet as loud, Just deep.  :nixweiss: :nixweiss:
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: IMAbadman on October 17, 2010, 11:37:40 AM
In realitive terms it goes; loud, louder, loudest.  When I said "Even freak'n louder" I'm saying it's louder than the already louder baffle but still not the loudest.  My bad.

So yes, the Big Boar (bore) is the loudest baffle D&D currently makes at this time.  It's made for modified engines wanting max high RPM performance.

I also noted on there is a Concentric baffle now for the 2010/11 bikes.  This is for stock engines.

I like the the D&D pipes.  They are deep and you can't beat the performance.
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: SERK3 on October 18, 2010, 06:51:11 PM
In realitive terms it goes; loud, louder, loudest.  When I said "Even freak'n louder" I'm saying it's louder than the already louder baffle but still not the loudest.  My bad.

So yes, the Big Boar (bore) is the loudest baffle D&D currently makes at this time.  It's made for modified engines wanting max high RPM performance.

I also noted on there is a Concentric baffle now for the 2010/11 bikes.  This is for stock engines.

I like the the D&D pipes.  They are deep and you can't beat the performance.

Borezilla is the loudest and are the ones for the Big Inch motors, The Big Boar wrapped or unwrapped we can run on these 110"
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: IMAbadman on October 18, 2010, 07:46:45 PM
Borezilla is the loudest and are the ones for the Big Inch motors, The Big Boar wrapped or unwrapped we can run on these 110"

Yes it is the loudest, on the D&D Borezilla exhaust.  The subject is Fat Cat.
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: SERK3 on October 19, 2010, 08:27:48 AM
I know exactly what the subject is, Before you jump in my chit maybe you need to go back and read what i highlighted, second paragraph: It states that the Big Boar is only for modified high RPM motors, These 110 are not high RPM or Modified, according to D&D this is a baffle that can be used in the 110 without losing any TQ or HP like you would with the Bordzilla.
Title: Re: D&D Fat Cat
Post by: tazmun on October 20, 2010, 02:00:35 PM
I have the plain quiet baffle on my 09 SEUC with a D&D Fatcat Rich.
Parked inside Neals garage along side d00d's bike and both running, I had to check mine to hear if it was still running.
But I'm not sure a pipe change will give you much more than the FS pipes.

SBB
Hey Chip, did you re-wrap your baffle yet? I thought mine was starting to get
louder, and D&D said the packing should last 30/35K before re-wrapping.
I may just do mine this winter, even though I only have 25k on it.
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Post by: SBB on October 20, 2010, 03:21:25 PM
Hey Chip, did you re-wrap your baffle yet? I thought mine was starting to get
louder, and D&D said the packing should last 30/35K before re-wrapping.
I may just do mine this winter, even though I only have 25k on it.

No sir I haven't.
Sound hasn't changed any or if it has it is very little.
I installed it at 600 miles on the bike and now have 45,000.
Good luck with yours!

SBB