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Puddle Jumper
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Vacaville, CA United States | I have a 2013 Vision tour and am considering installing the Witchdoctor mufflers in place of my stock exhaust. I was wondering if anyone can provide some insight as to the difficulty of installation and performance/sound after installation.
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Cruiser
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| I had just completed the switich over to witchdoctor VIS 20 no baffle pipes. If you have the service manual will be a great help. I removed all the panels around the rear to the just under the seat. Removed seat and loosened all clamps and bolts that holds pipe on. Using a strap wrench I was able to rotate the pipe to facilitate the loosening of the pipe from the forward pipe, and using a rubber mallet got the old pipes off. After removal of all the old rust and built up carbon I spread a liberal ampount of high temp anti sieze on the inside of the rear pipe and the connecting forward pipe. In case I did not like the sound it would be easier to remove. After pipes were in place I started to tighten all bolts and clamps. Cleaned up all chrome and panels before re-installing them and now she sounds the way I wanted her to sound. Total job took just under 4 hours to complete. Oh! yea also with the pipes off and I removed the right floor board I installed the Llyod's Timing gear also. (Wish I would have done this earlier). Runs and sounds great to me. |
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Iron Butt
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Manchester, CT | I'm running Witchdoctor's Perf Voodoo pipes. Sound is awesome...nice low rumble at low RPMs...open it up it growls. I was riding with a HD buddy. Getting on the highway I opened it up. Later he asked me if I had Stage 2 (Harley) pipes installed. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 42
Vacaville, CA United States | Thanks for the insight. I'm taking the plunge and ordering them. |
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