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Old 07-12-2015, 04:38 PM
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Does anyone make a duel exhaust with the rear cylinder going under the frame on a softail Deluxe that has been lowered ?
 
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never seen one myself
 
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If you mean like the touring bikes, I would be interested as well. Haven't seen one though.
 
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I think a softail rides way too low to have the exhaust under the frame
 
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Originally Posted by cocky
If you mean like the touring bikes, I would be interested as well. Haven't seen one though.
Ya I like the way the exhaust looks on the SG and was looking for the same look on my Deluxe . It May be sitting to low for that though
 

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I think a softail rides way too low to have the exhaust under the frame
100% correct. You'd get high centered on speed bumps! Only about 4" clearance on a stock bike.
 
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100% correct. You'd get high centered on speed bumps! Only about 4" clearance on a stock bike.
I was gonna say dang I hit my frame sometimes on speed bumps if Im not careful haha
 
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I wonder if the part that would run under the frame could be flat like a car muffler and then back to 2.5" round as it exits and onto the left side? That might give you good back pressure.
 
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