De-baffling the stock pipes gets you louder sound but not much air flow, so aftermarket pipes would help and then add a fuel processor to put it all together. With all the changes you are still not going to be that fast off the line, but it does help. On my bike I did it all, and it did run great, nice pull etc., I went back to stock intake with just the K and N air filter replacing the stock one, leaving the V and N pipes (with same stove pipe rope wrapping the baffles), and adjusting the FI2000 for that set-up. This gives me better than stock low end, but on the highway I do not have the louder pipes and intake (air sucking in sound) to deal with.
Help that helped up, mj
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2007, 1600 Nomad, Black and Chrome, Fairing/windshield w/Laminar lip, Stereo/GPS, Throttle lock/Assist, Handlebar raisers, over sized lowers, Head Light Modulator, Driving fog/spot lights, Trunk w/ top rack, backrest. Mustang Seat, V and H pipes, Intake, K&N air filter and cover, FI2000, Top and side rails on bags. Foot pegs, Wolo horn, extra running lights in back, Some chrome here and there to bring out the black.
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