JetPro for Cag

Hey you guys think that a jetpro exhaust would fit nicely into a cag or would it have to be modified. i'm just making sure because i'm thinking of buying one but i don't have the information yet so yeahh.

p.s-i would have to get a smaller fuel tank would i?

May bolt straight in.. Depends on where you frame bracing is, you might have to cut the brace off..

You will not need a smaller tank.. The one it has is fine..

Use hi temp gasket sealer to seal the joins, to avoid leaks..

Enjoy..

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Should fit i had one in my cag and it fitted beautiful, sealed up nice and all my mate had a cag also with a different frame it fitted in his but was a bit of muck around to get it to seal at the 1st bend but as mentioned just use some hi temp silicone. 1 thing i did notice tho compared to the other 2 exhausts we tried on our cags was that with the jet pro rep it didnt have a real noticeable power band as like what you get with a fatboy etc it was more 1 long power curve still good tho and looked nice as!!!! But just not as much of a noticeable sudden burst as with the other 2.

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