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Old 08-04-2013, 09:34 PM
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What is the difference between the Screamin Eagle Mufflers and the Screamin Eagle 11 (two) Mufflers?
 
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I'm I missing something? Holdind a 2013 Screamin Eagle catalog in my hand and don't see these (2) mufflers.
 
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Just looking on e-bay and a guy has a set of Screamin Eagle 11 mufflers ??
I never heard of Screamin Eagle 11 (two) ?
 
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I think you will find they are an older set. I've got a pair at home off an 02 softail and the imprint is SE 11. They were also very loud.
 
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If I'm not mistaken, the SE II mufflers appear to be a little thicker inside for sound deadening whereas the original SE's had none. Both have the same baffle design. Correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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The screamin eagle 2 mufflers are an older/louder set. The regular screamin eagle mufflers are a newer/quieter set that Harley had to come out with 5-6 years ago because of the epa.
 
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The II mufflers are not EPA compliant, there is no EPA label on them and for some, depending on where you live, that may be a problem. The II mufflers also have removable baffles. I had a set on for a while and took them off because they were a little too loud for my 60 mile commute but they sure did sound nice.
 
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I thought that Screaming Eagle II's meant that they were for exhaust systems that required two mufflers??
 
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Thanks that is what I needed to know .

On another form I was told the mufflers would be 8 years old or older .
Also this muffler was meant for racing only .
 
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I had a set of them. They are lot louder, and they are the older style mufflers.
I did not like them. sound was one of the best but when tuned it hurt the lower and mid range power.
 


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