2005 Road King Cold Exhaust
- Thread starter Tpeterson
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Welcome to the forum.
If it is stock exhaust it has a crossover that connects the right to the left. Since the headers run out the right side the exhaust gas takes the path of least resistance and the majority goes out the right side. That being said, when you roll into it hard the left will start to flow.
If it is stock exhaust it has a crossover that connects the right to the left. Since the headers run out the right side the exhaust gas takes the path of least resistance and the majority goes out the right side. That being said, when you roll into it hard the left will start to flow.
lorne
Senior Member
mine is the same...and the same bike. welcome to the forum
:wsWelcome to the forum from Minnesota.
J
Jack Klarich
Guest
Welcome to The Forum, Stock exhaust the left pipe is a falsey until you roll on the throttle:s
RibEye
Senior Member
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Jack Klarich
Guest
Nope, just personal experience with baggers and stock exhaust
cdn-bigfoot
Junior Member
Just look around. Baggers with stock exhaust almost all have one pipe with soot in the end and the other one clean.
lorne
Senior Member
that is like asking Jack for a pic.....:newsmile100::newsmile100::newsmile100:
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Jack Klarich
Guest
The new 2009 Touring exhaust system not only reduces heat to the rider and passenger but also should improve performance because the collector should even out exhaust flow through each muffler while providing better scavenging. With pre-2009 Touring exhaust systems, roughly 3/4 of the exhaust was directed through the right-side muffler.