Muffler Opinion
#1
Muffler Opinion
I am looking at getting the stage one done on my 2012 Heritage to help reduce the heat issue. I talked with the service dept. where I purchased the bike and he is recommending "Vance & Hines 3" Round Twin Slash Slip on mufflers” as part of the upgrade. Does anyone have any experience with these mufflers. I don't want something that is going to be real loud, (I am getting old !), but something with a deeper “Harley sound" would be nice.
The dealer I purchased from is not an authorized Harley dealer. They sell used Harley’s only and they have the Dyno room for doing the tune up. I checked with a harley dealer also and they recommend the screaming eagle mufflers but they are about $300 more for the complete upgrade versus the dealer I purchased the bike from.
Thanks,
RDG
The dealer I purchased from is not an authorized Harley dealer. They sell used Harley’s only and they have the Dyno room for doing the tune up. I checked with a harley dealer also and they recommend the screaming eagle mufflers but they are about $300 more for the complete upgrade versus the dealer I purchased the bike from.
Thanks,
RDG
#2
I am looking at getting the stage one done on my 2012 Heritage to help reduce the heat issue. I talked with the service dept. where I purchased the bike and he is recommending "Vance & Hines 3" Round Twin Slash Slip on mufflers” as part of the upgrade. Does anyone have any experience with these mufflers. I don't want something that is going to be real loud, (I am getting old !), but something with a deeper “Harley sound" would be nice.
The dealer I purchased from is not an authorized Harley dealer. They sell used Harley’s only and they have the Dyno room for doing the tune up. I checked with a harley dealer also and they recommend the screaming eagle mufflers but they are about $300 more for the complete upgrade versus the dealer I purchased the bike from.
Thanks,
RDG
The dealer I purchased from is not an authorized Harley dealer. They sell used Harley’s only and they have the Dyno room for doing the tune up. I checked with a harley dealer also and they recommend the screaming eagle mufflers but they are about $300 more for the complete upgrade versus the dealer I purchased the bike from.
Thanks,
RDG
#3
I just had the V&H twin slash slip ons installed yesterday. They are loud, but nothing that are going to **** off my neighbors. At idle and lower RPM they are nice and throaty, but when you twist the throttle, they'll let you know. They also make quiet baffles for them, if you choose to go that way.
#4
When I was trying to decide the service guy told me the loudness is; Screaming Eagle, Rush, V&H.
I went with the Rush w/2" baffles. It was to loud for me but had a nice base tone. I bought the 1.75, I didn't notice then to be much quieter but I lost the base tone. I gave it a chance but in two weeks put the 2" baffles back. I figured if it is loud I might as well enjoy the base tone. I keep it low RPM in the neighborhood, they seem to like from what they tell me.
Now I wouldn't get rid of them, I think they have a deeper tone than the V&H I have heard on softails.
I went with the Rush w/2" baffles. It was to loud for me but had a nice base tone. I bought the 1.75, I didn't notice then to be much quieter but I lost the base tone. I gave it a chance but in two weeks put the 2" baffles back. I figured if it is loud I might as well enjoy the base tone. I keep it low RPM in the neighborhood, they seem to like from what they tell me.
Now I wouldn't get rid of them, I think they have a deeper tone than the V&H I have heard on softails.
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Back in 07 I had the Rush 2''ers installed on our Heritage, it was the 1st set our dealer every put on a bike. In fact I had to order them from another dealer and then take them to my dealer, My dealer said they couldn't order them because they had a deal of some kind with V&H's..
anyway,,, they are still on our bike 9 yrs and 53K later and we still like them...
anyway,,, they are still on our bike 9 yrs and 53K later and we still like them...
#10
I had the V&H 3" twin Slash on my Street Bob. They are loud, But sound GREAT! My neighbors did not complain. They are quiet enough at low speed, but really make your bike sound like a Harley when you twist the throttle. I went with the Bassani Road Rage 2:1 on the Lo, they are quieter at low speed, but are deep and throaty when you pull the trigger. The V&H are a good price and a good choice!