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Thread: 70 Electra Glide Exhaust

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    Default 70 Electra Glide Exhaust

    anyone know what pipes I need to add a kicker to this bike and keep the dual exhausts? thanks

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    I don't believe the factory ever offered any kick start cone dresser systems. It is possible Paughco or someone may offer something, though. If you are willing to ditch the duals, your options increase.
    VPH-D

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    Default Dresser pipes

    I have a set of Paughco pipes that clear the kick start on my '75. Haven't been able to find a heat shield for the rear head pipe though.

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    I did this to a 75 flh for a friend of mine several years ago, I believe the pipes were pauchgo. You will neatly have to cut the stock heat shields for the front header and buy one for a late generator shovel for the rear. I prefer buying aftermarket heat shields to molest as opposed to desicrating the originals. Keep the stock exhaust intact incase your mind changes later.

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    My '72 FLH had a kicker on it when I bought it. It just had two exhaust pipes with a squish pipe to clear the kicker. It is a two into one system.
    Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by portagepan View Post
    My '72 FLH had a kicker on it when I bought it. It just had two exhaust pipes with a squish pipe to clear the kicker. It is a two into one system.
    Mike
    My '72 Stupid-Glide was also kicker. No electric start on it.
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    You can use the '69 and earlier header pipes if you don't mind the front pipe looking odd sitting out in front of ther engine where there is no cam cover.
    Robbie
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    paucho makes a set of over-under pipes[front pipe under kicker and rear goes over]. also theres true duels[front straight back and rear turns left and comes out above silinoid,running back] hope that helps
    hawg farmer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Haynes View Post
    My '72 Stupid-Glide was also kicker. No electric start on it.
    Superglide pipes are completely different than FL pipes. the FX pipes will not clear the big battery for the electric leg.
    Brian Howard AMCA#5866

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    oop's i thought it was for 1970 flh adding kicker; did make me think so i went out to the e-glide shed, i have a set brand new,now thats the over-unders,there made to clear for flh, my 1972 flh came stock with electric/kick so is my 73 and my 74, my 66 came with starter/kicker, i probly read wrong ,hey you guys have a good day, think stock exhaust;
    hawg farmer

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