Mighty Mouse
It's All In The Reflexes!
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Bigger Headers on 2.5
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Fair enough, maybe the better worded question should have been to ask if the the design and shields protect your leg and calf from heat better than stock. When I rode home today it was 115F; I’m at my limit and I don’t think I can take adding even more heat lol.
Dr.D
Octane Boost
Carpenter and Bryant headers do not come with heat shields. Naked pipes will let you feel all the heat if your legs get close to them. I like the Viking pipe on my Roadster and combined with the Lush motor components it is a very strong motor but it’s a hot SOB.
I wonder if some nice carbon fiber shields could be made to fit the Viking pipe and look something like what comes on the TFC?
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
Yes, custom, theres a hot rod shop in Knoxville that does custom exhaust, you got the money ( and you do
) im pretty sure they can hook you up, Scotts i believe is the name.
Paul Bryant
Living Legend
I will be suppling Carbon fiber heat shields with this 2.5 pipe.
There is a "posibility" that heat shields may be made to suit the 2.3 pipe.
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
@Nashvegas you better order these arnt produced overnight in china, these are hand forged by the viking, in the magical land of NZ. These will get you over the finish closer to me than ever before even has carbon fiber hear shields for the sophisticated new rockets.
even has carbon fiber hear shields for the sophisticated new rockets.
Dr.D
Octane Boost
That’s sounds very nice guys but truthfully I’m afraid to change the stock look of my TFC. On my Roadster only power gain with an emphasis on low and midrange power as the goal I attained everything I desired. No cosmetic consideration was made. The bike is big, loud, hot, vulgar and scary with 203 at the wheel. I like it that way.
The new bike is pretty, slick, quick and sophisticated. I actually like having that much power with not a lot of heat and noise. I’m not sure I want to change it much,
yet.
The new bike is pretty, slick, quick and sophisticated. I actually like having that much power with not a lot of heat and noise. I’m not sure I want to change it much,
yet.
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
only a unwise person ( pc) would touch a bolt on that TFC it is a masterpiece.That’s sounds very nice guys but truthfully I’m afraid to change the stock look of my TFC. On my Roadster only power gain with an emphasis on low and midrange power as the goal I attained everything I desired. No cosmetic consideration was made. The bike is big, loud, hot, vulgar and scary with 203 at the wheel. I like it that way.
The new bike is pretty, slick, quick and sophisticated. I actually like having that much power with not a lot of heat and noise. I’m not sure I want to change it much,
yet.
Paul Bryant
Living Legend
They certainly are Kevin.
Mighty Mouse
It's All In The Reflexes!
Note to members. When you post and reread the post and you realize it made zero sense. You then think you deleted the post. You did delete the original post although magic symbols will take it's place. I can not use alcohol as an excuse but It would have made more sense. It's Gremlins!! Beware my friends.
