Does your engine have to be remapped to run theses pipes on my 2012 Sportster. Also do they require a bigger Air filter?
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I was told that changing to the slip ons does not require remapping the computer, only changing the entire exhaust would you need to. Mine is also a 2012, still running factory air filter. I like the new sound, and it is loud...just right for a Harley. I had to pick up a set of donut gaskets for the crossover tube from HD. Good luck!
1247415
I had to tweak the carb on my 06 Sporty. If you have EFI then it too will need some tweaking. And I installed Screamin' Eagle air kit. More power instantly and way more responsive. If you do one you gotta do em all.
919458
They should, because the engine has only changed internally, but I would contact a Harley Dealer mechanic to make sure the exhaust is the same as the 2009-2013 models.I hope this helps.
2123106
I installed it on my sisters 2003 Vibe 2 wheel drive. The stock exhaust is a solid welded piece from front to back. Use an electric saw to cut out the old catalytic assembly. Then put the new cat pipe with a muffler clamp. I did have trouble fitting the new cat pipe over the stock exhaust where I made the cut. It seems that Magnaflow didnt expand the end of their cat pipe (where it fits over the stock exhaust) wide enough. It just wouldnt slip on easily.
454656
u will need to make the ajustments for your bike, as i had to install on a HD sportster,,if u cant am sure u can take to a bike shop and they can do what is needed to install
1604964
I have 2008 sportster 1200 I am not sure I know you can go to the site and put spark plug number and it will give you the correct pulstar
2114762
This was put on a 2000 sportster. I would go with a bigger windshield bag for yours this is quit small
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I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N; meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt to hold the filter cover on , and GO! I hope it helps you, brutha! I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N; meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt... » Read More I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N; meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt to hold the filter cover on , and GO! I hope it helps you, brutha! « Show Less
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I don't see why not as the engine is the same. I did have to move the brake reservoir, but I think I just changed the bracket angle and moved the reservoir to the other side. I have Cobra long shot exhausts and the filter set up works very well. You can order the chrome spin off filters w/ attached nut on it from Napa.
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I had to use a reducer for mine so check ur pipe size carefully, took it off after two weeks the sound was an annoying pitch and I saw no performance or gas mileage difference worth keeping it on ( can't even sell it for $20 to anyone ) I would look to another manufacturer
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No it is not. I put them on my 08 nightster with no problems. I would recommend getting the quiet baffles that are sold separately. The pipes before the baffles were just a little to high and raspy. After install of the baffles they had a deeper throated rumble with none of the former. now If you like higher rasper sound then by all means don't get the baffles, just my two cents.
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Yes, Harley hasn't made any changes to the exhaust with the Rushmore upgrades. You should be fine
120841
There are 2 filters ... a large one inside the barrel and a small one in the head that filters the exhaust. The large filter is expensive to replace but the small one is not too bad.
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Probably. I paid a little more for the pair here on Amazon a few months ago. Best purchase I ever made for my Sportster.
919459
They should, because the engine has only changed internally, but I would contact a Harley Dealer mechanic to make sure the exhaust is the same as the 2009-2013 models. I hope this helps.
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I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt to hold the filter cover on , and GO! I hope it helps you, brutha!
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Looks like the same filter for k1200rs, go to knfilters.com to check for sure. Newer engines require the 164 filer which is smaller.
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It is supposed to fit, however I installed one on a 2009 KLR 650 and it interfered with the full travel of the rear tire. Didnt notice it until I rode 2-up and going over bumps in the road that compressed the rear suspension. The rear tire would contact the pipe at a bend in it shearing off the knobbies on the side of the rear tire. After I got it home I tried to figure out if somehow I had installed it wrong but since its bolted in place in one configuration you cant change any of the routing of the pipe to the muffler. I took it off and it now resides in a pile of useless junk on a shelf in my garage. As always I got just what I payed for, the lowest cost silencer I could find turned out to be crap....imagine that! Go spent the $ and get an FMF or the like, they look better on the bike rather than on a shelf.