Remember Hooker slip on's? They were one of my favorite sounding mufflers. Do you think they would flow enough for an otherwise stock 2015 103?
When the Hookers were made a 96" was a big motor.
They work fine (if a little loud :) )
Did these Hookers come with or without teeth :slap:
This information is worthless without pictures :fish:
Seriously though , they did sound nice and of course I was never able to find a set for my rides when I was considering them. :scoot:
Rob
Seems if the 103 header pipe diameter is no larger at any point than the hooker slip-on diameter, you should be okay. Just my guess!
I run the old Hooker tune-ables on my 97" evo softail and love em, make great torque over a broad rpm band.
Hooker super comp. headers have always been great headers for street cars , made very well for the money , dont know if this translates over to the v-twin stuff though
Just keep the tunable portion lubed. On the set I had they seized up and would not turn without a lot of WD-40 and work. I did like the sound.
Quote from: Paniolo on May 16, 2019, 12:24:30 PM
Just keep the tunable portion lubed. On the set I had they seized up and would not turn without a lot of WD-40 and work. I did like the sound.
Haven't moved mine in years. Perhaps I had better lube them before it's too late. Thanks for the tip, Paniolo.
I still have a set of the tuned flow mufflers in the attic with the rest of my parts. They are great mufflers.
Lil Chief