Description
Vance & Hines Shortshots Staggered Full Exhaust: 12-17 Softail Models
*Exhaust ONLY. Bike Sold Separately*
MFG# - 17225 (Chrome)
MFG# - 47225 (Black)
An unparalleled value, Shortshots Staggered deliver hot rod sound and performance wrapped in full-length heat shields, at a price rivaling most slip-ons. Shortshots Staggered come standard with louvered-core baffles, and can also be fitted with optional quiet baffles.
For 2012, Vance & Hines has designed a new flat plane mounting panel for the 12mm oxygen sensors now employed across the Softail model line, which positions the sensor deeper into the exhaust stream, providing enhanced data feedback to the ECM.
Features:
- A revolution in blue-proof exhaust technology, Vance & Hines delivers the short, fat, straight-pipe look with twin slash-cut ends
- High style and performance combined with unbeatable value
- 13/4" headpipes with 220° coverage heat shields
- Flat plane mounting panel for the 12mm O2 sensors now featured across the 12-19 Softail model lines; mounting panel positions sensor deeper into exhaust stream, providing enhanced data feedback to the ECM
- Includes removable baffles, mounting hardware and instructions
- Black pipes feature full coverage heat shields coated with a race-quality matte black ceramic contrasted with a signature chrome badge and end tips
- Made in the U.S.A.
Fitment:
- Softail Blackline FXS : 2012–2013
- Softail Convertible CVO FLSTSE3 : 2012
- Softail Deluxe CVO FLSTNSE : 2014–2015
- Softail Deluxe FLSTN : 2012–2017
- Softail Fat Boy Anniversary FLSTF : 2013
- Softail Fat Boy FLSTF : 2012–2017
- Softail Fat Boy Lo Anniversary FLSTFB : 2013
- Softail Fat Boy Lo FLSTFB : 2012–2016
- Softail Fat Boy S FLSTFBS : 2016–2017
- Softail Heritage Classic Anniversary FLSTC : 2013
- Softail Heritage Classic FLSTC : 2012–2017
- Softail Slim FLS : 2012–2017
- Softail Slim S FLSS : 2016–2017
- Softail Standard FXST : 2012–2015
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
