Thunderheader 2 into 1 for bagger question

[ghjohnso]

I have an 05 Road King and am currently running V&H true duals with SEII slip-ons, with power commander. I'm looking for more torque and a deeper sound and am considering going with the Thunderheader 2 into 1 with the false pipe. A lot of money to make the change, just wondering if the difference would be significant.

Also, anyone had any problems with Thunderheaders?

Good advise is appreciated.

[Fatb0y]

I like the look of the Thunderheader 2v1 with the false pipe on the other side. Looks good. Someone posted pics in the pic section with that setup.

[MaineUltraClassic]

Originally Posted by ghjohnso

I have an 05 Road King and am currently running V&H true duals with SEII slip-ons, with power commander. I'm looking for more torque and a deeper sound and am considering going with the Thunderheader 2 into 1 with the false pipe. A lot of money to make the change, just wondering if the difference would be significant.

Also, anyone had any problems with Thunderheaders?

Good advise is appreciated.

Yes, you will notice a huge improvement going to a TH from your current setup. The performance will be much better, and allot smoother response.

You can try out map 807-167 in your Power Commander......that is what I'm running in my PC and it's about perfect for now.

The TH 2-1 is the deepest sounding pipe I've heard yet, and the power is great. You can get the 2-1 without falsee for $600, with falsee is about $850. I never got the point of the falsee, it's just wasted weight all for looks. If you're going to do a 2-1, just go for it and you'll get used to the look.

You can see pictures at the link below.

Steve

[drdevon]

.....i have the falsee and love the look. I have been losing weight recently so the bike can't tell the difference.

[ShakyJake]

I got um and love um...be advised though on some models the stock bracket that holds the falsee won't work ..I had to do some modofication of mine to make it fit.

[bluelab]

Thunderheader works great on my 05 FLHTI. Deep sound, great power, cool old-school look; a huge improvement over stock.

-bluelab