Decided to go with D&D Fatcats quiet baffle 2-1 pipes on my new build. I have the Jackpots now with the stock head pipes. Does anyone have a sound video with a build any where similar to mine so I can hear it? I can live with the pipes I have now for touring but, I don't want to go any louder.

Second question: After all these threads on dyno's I have decided I want to get a PROFESSIONAL dyno done after installing the pipes. I live in N.E. Oh and I am only 20 mi. from the Pa. line. Anyone have suggestions?

THANKS!

 

I haven't had it on the road yet but I have a 103 and just put the D&D on with the quite baffle but I can tell it is noticably quiter than what it was with the Rineharts on it. I am hoping to have it back together Friday some time for the great weekend weather.

 

Here's a sound clip.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...cat-video.html

 

Here's mine before my 105 build, but it actually sounds about the same volume wise. Maybe a touch louder since it has a few thousand miles on it now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGST6zm0TJ4

 

I just put on the same pipe this winter and Andrews 54 cams. It is considerably quieter than th Samson slip-ons that I was running with last year. Actually it is a little too quiet for my likings. They say it will get a bit louder after some usage. Hope this helps.

 

If anything, I wish my pipes were quieter. I've got a quiet baffle on the Softie, and a concentric baffle on the Limited.

JD's Cycleworks in Bethlehem, PA is the best you'll find for tuning.

 

I got mine back together and that sound clip is pretty exact for a sound clip. The pipe has a nice low rumble to it. I am glad I went with the quite baffle.