Indian Challenger gets rid of its Catalytic Converter and puts TAB Performance 2-1-2 crossover pipe.
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Decided to remove my catalytic converter from the Indian Challenger. Why?, since I'm waiting to decide on slip-on pipes the idea of getting a better sound came to mind. Why don't I just delete the cat and see what happens to the sound. I was RIGHT!! a much better sound and it feels great. I don't feel any power loss and after talking to Indian they recommend I get a power performance Air Intake, this would allow to get more air pushed through the stock pipes (make sense). So, I decided to get the Air Intake and now I wait till this item (Back Order) arrives in December or January 2021. I'm liking the Tab Performance 2.5 medium sounding pipes, and not so much the loudest zombie bam stick pipes. Your thoughts? Enjoy the video, and my next video takes me to California for my new project and item...Yeah!!
I took the torque specs from Richard Kiles video a CZcamsr and the weight of the crossovers from Riding Fish video also a CZcamsr.
My 2020 Indian Challenger Limited videos with opinions, reviews and rides.
All have to say is your upgrading your Challenger correctly in steps and being cost effective at the same time👍
Bro you made the video that I've been wanting everyone with a challenger to make!!!
Everyone does it backwards and does the mufflers first then the Cat and In my opinion there way to loud. Thank you I just Subscribed,
Thanks for subscribing Marvin👍🏽 and your feedback.
@@FACELopez I think it sounds perfect. The older I get the more I can't stand loud bikes and I own four motorcycles. But yours sounds absolutely perfect with those stock mufflers and that's exactly what I wanted to know about I searched high and low for a video and found yours thank you for making the video and I hope you keep it like that. 👍
You fools shouldn’t be advertising that your deleting the cat popo is watching and listening pun intended
🤣🤣 It’s my bike and regulations, (cat) keeps bike hot, less power and awful sound...though I kept to show proof 👍🏽🤣🤣
Fully agree
I like this mod. I want this with the TAB zombies and my soul will be complete I think. 😅😎
thanks for vid Face. Yes, you'll definitely need to retune. Indian recommends the Stage 1 tune. Get that and you should be fine. I think it's like $200. But included if you opt for their Stage 1 kit (air intake)
Yes DRod, my intake is back order till December or January (crazy). Once I get it, I’ll install myself and get them to remap...cheaper this way.
My dealer was koo about things I wanted pipes but they told me instead of spending dbl$$$$ they told me do intake and pipes at same time that way they can reprogram for intake and pipes ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Thanks for the vid Face hope ya trip away goes well looking forward to seeing the vid. Wish i could ride for 1600 miles in one direction. Most I can do is about 700miles before i hit the coast
I cut my trip short due to weather. Got home with a little over 1300 miles and looking forward to more future rides.
Maybe people should stop advertising these type of mods. It makes the epa more aware and helps them give companys big fines.
Thanks, my lack of knowledge on the catalytic converter removal was due to better sound and less restriction on airflow allowing more power. Now, after reading detailed information I thought it only applied to cars and not motorcycles, but I was wrong. I still have my cat, and I’ll be putting it back on and thereafter getting it retuned. Also, make a video on this issues and reinstalling it. Emissions are important, but growing up in a rural town emissions were waived. Thanks Lee!
Sounds good, cup holder is good!
I test rode an Indian challenger. While I did like it alot, the tune seemed off to me. My stock Harley felt the same way until I did stage 1. At stage 2 now with auto tuner and the bike finally runs right! 4200 dollars later...
Wow, I do know the computer components are factory crazy, but upgrading your bike is awesome minus the cost!
@@FACELopez I am happy with it
Another youtuber had a similar issue ,he had to get a remapping but he had a fully system i belive .
I have exactly the same problem with my challenger 21. the engine regularly cut out while driving. they never heard about it but they did the challenger new update and it stalls less often now but it still happens to this day. I've often had that too when approaching a roundabout and it's just dangerous. RG from the Netherlands.
Thanks for reaching out A C. Once I did the remapping/updated software to be on the safe side it seemed to work. I’ve heard the throttle body were replaced on other challenger owners. I never got a different throttle body and maybe mine already had the replacement. It happened a couple of more times and I found what was causing it. I was “accidentally “ hitting the on/off switch with my thumb….when in doubt take back to dealership to fix. Another cause maybe all these sensors take time to adjust for changes on the upgrades. I now have over 30k and haven’t had any issues after my 7k miles👍🏽
Hey face- did you ever figure out the stalling issue? Also- did your bike throw any codes after you deleted the cat? Thanks bro
The stalling went away, Indian probably trying to figure out its own adjustments. My theory is there are so many sensors and its adjusting to your riding style, climate, and elevation. changes The Indian NOW runs good and without any issues. On the other hand, I do check the diagnostics once in a while and do find codes but, they just go away after the Indian figures them out the coding on its own. Indian dealerships don't find issues, but a few things were change for the better (Body Throttle) made a lot of indian challengers run better. Always pump good fuel for sure. Let me know what they figure out on your bike.
Bike stalling at idle? i had a similar issue with my brand new 2019 Road Master. it turned out to be a neutral position switch located in the clutch lever housing. The problem wasnt exactly the switch but rather the connector wasnt fully engaged. The dealer simply reconnected and fixed the issue. This is not an isolated issue since my brother in law new 2019 chieftain did exact same thing!
That makes sense, it happens when clutch is engaged rolling to stop. I will tell my dealership to look at it. Thanks again👍🏽
@@FACELopez I’m almost certain this will fix that bug!
Hey Face, did you get a chance to find out what was causing the stalling? Was it because it needed a tune after the cat delete? Or was it the throttle bodies? Just curious as some have reported similar issues but it was resolved with a recall, which synced the throttle bodies. Also, are you running with the 2nd cylinder deactivation enabled? I don't have any issues with my Challenger but just curious to see how you made out. thanks again for the vids.
It happened at about 4K miles as well, with no work to bike. Yes, running with deactivation. Now that weather is getting nice I’m taking it off. Indian dealership couldn’t say anything, but they’ll look at it during my upcoming service. I’m thinking it’s bad gas with debris caught in the fuel filter? Will see, I leave tomorrow morning to California for my upgrade. Stay tune👍🏽
Hi, have a question for you, when you did the cat delete did you have any lean problems cause of the extra exhaust flow? Great video by the way! So I have a 23 Indian pursuit, and I want to do what you did! Just I'm worried about being to lean and burning something up, bike has 20 miles on it and I had the dealer do the stage one intake and refresh also told them I was doing 2.5 tab slip one so now I'm wondering if it's safe to do the cat delete now?I will be doing the Lloyds or EVE tune after the break in oil change 500 miles! Any thoughts would greatly be appreciated thank again!...
Congrats on your new purchase. Honestly I didn’t feel the bike running lean, but science would indicate it probably was. Sense your going to get the ECU done with Lloyd, it would make sense to do the cat delete, otherwise Lloyd or RVS would need to reprogram the ECU once again. Also, every Indian Dealership has their own warranty on removing the cat, my dealership said it wouldn’t effect my warranty. Where’s your dealership located? Let me know what dealership and Lloyd or RVS ((whichever) you decide to go with feedback. Ride Safe!!
@FACE Lopez thanks for the quick response my dealership is in CT and they did a flash tune for stage one and 2.5 i told them i was installing but they said to wait until the first breakin oil change to do the cat delete i think they are trying to drum up business cause its a new indian dealer plus like you I'd rather do it myself!.. thanks again
Did you keep everything else stock??? I want throaty sound but not obnoxiously loud I enjoy my music
Get the Stage 1 intake and they will flash it for you.
Agree, I've purchase one and its back order till December or even January 2021. Im going to inquire other Indian dealerships and if they have one maybe they can send it to my dealership sooner.
have an indian challenger 2020 and removed the catalytic converter and put on dr jekyll and mr hyde. what is the best thing to do after this?
My challenger is only stage 1, that’s includes cat delete, pipes and air intake. My intake is the power plus from Indian. After, the cat delete and already had my Tab pipes I got Indian to re-map the bike, with the code that was included in the power plus purchase. This was my options at that time, but now they have aftermarket ECM tuning like RVS and Lloyd’s. I would like to get my bike tune, maybe later it’s not in my budget…🤣👍🏽 Hope this helps and let me know your outcome.
Do they offer a delete for a 2 into 1 pipe?
Yes, Tabs does offer 2-1-2 pipe, it’s replaced the cat delete. Not sure about 2 into 1 header pipe.
There is bugs in that bike; you are not the only one who has reported that! I would not believe Indians denials!
Like most first year items ,there is always going to be issues, thats whats holding me back currently.
@@RanGer-498 you can expect bugs on all bikes regardless of year. I am still getting recall notices on both of my Harley's and Triumph motorcycle, and none were first year production bikes. I've also been lucky with first year bikes.. It's a crap shoot. that's what warranty is for.. If you really want it, get it, and ride it..
@@drodNY yes i know ,but its always more prevalent on a newer model. You wont expect more software issues lets say on apple carplay in two or three years on a bike than you do the 1st year its out.
@@RanGer-498 no, but you'll get new issues as they upgrade to newer versions of apple carplay.. that's the world we live in.. it never stops updating. the issues never end.. just need to jump in and enjoy while you still can. it will never be a perfect time. Next year, or two years later, the Challenger may have new features that may have it's own set of issues.. and then people will say, I'm glad I got the older version, or I'll wait till next year when they've worked out the bugs. so don't worry so much about these things.. that's the reason they have warranty. Can't play it safe for ever.. just enjoy life!
@@drodNY not true , most updates are seemless, issues arrive when the manufacturer rushes things out like without verification. Like harley with the update they did to add apple car play or was it android (i forget)at first , but if you do happen to have an issue you can always reset and reboot quickly most of the time from home.
Everyone knows most first production models have the most issues (corner cut here, corner cut there ,some on purpose, some not)thats why some people wait for the following years model because most of the kinks have been worked out, i applaud indian for coming out with a good bike out the door ,but still many kinks need to be workered out and before I smack $30÷k on the table i want a bike i know has less issues than more. I want to ride my bike not watch it sit and wait till the issues are resolved on my time and money ,i currently have 3 bikes with no issues none are 1st year bikes.