VALKYRIE DRAGON EXHAUST AKA VALKYRIE DRAGONPACKS

[captsharky]

Hi, so what does anyone know about AKA  VALKYRIE DRAGONPACKS? Have you used them? What's your feed back.

Any another question, I didn't get a users manual with my bike, how many Qt of oil does it use, and rear end oil should be 90? and how much? Anyone know shat Amsoil oil filter I would need?

[Doc Moose]

Check out the Shoptalk page and Tech board.  They are a WEALTH of info, more info than you'll ever imagine.   

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

My riding buddy Lucky 13 has the Dragon exhaust on his Interstate and they sound great. Another friend " THE " Detn8er has the Thunder exhaust from VRCC vendor Carolina Bike And Trike and they also sound great in fact they both have the same tone to them. Couple things to remember  with buying from Matt at Carolina Bike And Trike his add's a few ponies and he's a vendor for this site that allows all of us to come here free of charge.
http://www.carolinabikeandtrike.com/

[Momz]

I've got a 2K I/S with 24" glass packs and 36" stacks (Dragon Packs and Stacks).
I also have a 98 Standard with Cobra  6 into 6 pipes.

Some like the sound of the Cobras, but I personally love the sound of the Dragon Exhaust.
While riding your bike, you really do not get a proper perspective of the exhaust sound.
It makes more sense to stand in the road and listen as the bike rides past you at various speeds and RPMs.

Remember that the Dragon Exhaust and CB&T Thunder Pipes will help to increase (or at least maintain) the Torque and HP that Valks are known for. Also either pipe system does not require rejetting.

[Willow]

While riding your bike, you really do not get a proper perspective of the exhaust sound.
It makes more sense to stand in the road and listen as the bike rides past you at various speeds and RPMs.

George, that's an excellent point.

As a public service to the VRCC membership I'm willing to, for the price of airfare and fuel, come to wherever each of you are and ride your bikes past you at no less than five different RPM levels over a period of twelve hours.

For an additional fee to cover hotel and meal costs we can arrange for multiple exhausts samplings.  You will, of course, provide the various pipes and the removal and replacement labor.   

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

While riding your bike, you really do not get a proper perspective of the exhaust sound.
It makes more sense to stand in the road and listen as the bike rides past you at various speeds and RPMs.

George, that's an excellent point.

As a public service to the VRCC membership I'm willing to, for the price of airfare and fuel, come to wherever each of you are and ride your bikes past you at no less than five different RPM levels over a period of twelve hours.

For an additional fee to cover hotel and meal costs we can arrange for multiple exhausts samplings.  You will, of course, provide the various pipes and the removal and replacement labor.   

What a guy  above and beyond Willow 

[f6john]

Hey SJoe you could get in on this public service thing going around and showing people the correct/best way to wheely. Using the owners bike of course and all the other necessary stipulations.