Do you need an exhaust system on a Harley Davidson?
Fortunately, the aftermarket is booming with replacement exhaust systems to restore your bike’s bellowing roar. With improved sound, increased performance, and refined aesthetics, it is no wonder why an exhaust system is the #1 modification performed by Harley owners.
What kind of exhaust system does a Harley Bagger have?
Aftermarket exhaust systems for Harley bagger can be grouped into two broad categories: 1) Slip-ons, and 2) Full systems. A slip-on replaces just the mufflers, while the full system includes the head pipes, crossovers, and of course the mufflers, and sometimes dramatically changes the look of the bike.
Do you need slip on mufflers on Harley Davidson touring?
A set of slip-on mufflers does not require tuning of the ECM on fuel-injected touring models; however, fueling adjustments are a must if a full system has been installed. Because of the increase in exhaust flow, Harley and exhaust manufacturers warn against riding the bike as a lean air-fuel mixture can occur and lead to potential engine damage.
What do I need to upgrade my Harley touring?
We offer Harley® Touring mufflers and pipes, stage 1 kits, auto tuners, baffled exhaust pipes of all styles, oil filter kits and more. From standalone parts to full kits, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for to upgrade your Harley® Touring.
Are there aftermarket exhausts on a Harley Davidson?
It is a popular joke that 99% of all Harleys have aftermarket exhausts, and the stock parts seldom even make it home from the dealer with the bike, because they get swapped on purchase. Skill Level – Easy; this can be done in literally minutes with the most basic tools.
Aftermarket exhaust systems for Harley bagger can be grouped into two broad categories: 1) Slip-ons, and 2) Full systems. A slip-on replaces just the mufflers, while the full system includes the head pipes, crossovers, and of course the mufflers, and sometimes dramatically changes the look of the bike.
How do you install an exhaust on a Harley Davidson?
Install new crush gaskets into each exhaust port, making sure they are fully seated. Slide the new head pipe into place and fasten the exhaust flanges. Tighten the exhaust flange nuts evenly and to a torque of 60-80 in/lbs. Additionally, tighten the head pipe support bracket bolt (s) as indicated in the exhaust manufacturer’s instructions.