2" Ar Drag Pipes For Shovelhead "new" on 2040-parts.com
Caledonia, Ohio, US
GOT THESE FROM A CLOSE OUT, THESE PIPES WELL "NOT" BE MADE ANYMORE ( KHROME WORKS ) I GOT THE LAST 3 SETS, A 2" AR PIPE WELL MAKE 8 TO 12 HP ON A SHOVELHEAD MOTOR. WE DID THIS AT V.M.O. (VERN OTT & ROLLY GAUMER) ON A DYNO. THEY COME WITH OUT THE BLACK BRACKET ( IN #4 PIC) WE GOT THAT BRACKET FROM TEDDS CYCLE 31-4050 .WITH A LITTLE WORK THAT BRACKET WORK WELL. THE PIPES ARE IN CCI BOOK #31524 ON PAGE 6.33. BUT THEY DO NOT HAVE ANY. CALL SPUD AT 740-361-6810 WE ARE SHOVEL & EVO EXPERTS
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