2000 RK exhaust
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2000 RK exhaust
I just picked up a 2000 RK classic that has some off brand slip-on's and in my opinion it doesn't sound good. I found a guy in my area selling a Rineheart true duel set up for a pretty good price but its coming off his 2001 Electra Glide, anyone know if this would bolt directly to my 00' RK?
I want to do something to the exhaust to make it sound better, my plan was to get slip-on's, even this true duel system is a little more money than I would like to spend but the sound of what I have now is gonna drive me nuts...
I want to do something to the exhaust to make it sound better, my plan was to get slip-on's, even this true duel system is a little more money than I would like to spend but the sound of what I have now is gonna drive me nuts...
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I am really just going for sound here. I have a line on the Rineheart true duel set up or V&H slip-on's. Slip-on's are half the money and if I am just going for sound here is it worth the extra money for the duels? Both exhausts are used by the way, if that makes any difference...
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If you are just going for sound, no need to add anything further than the slip ons. Being used makes no difference at all. I have 4" Rinehart True Duals on my Road King and I love them but I also have an Arlen Ness Big Sucker intake system as well as Power Commander as I was looking for both sounds and performance gains....
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If you are just going for sound, no need to add anything further than the slip ons. Being used makes no difference at all. I have 4" Rinehart True Duals on my Road King and I love them but I also have an Arlen Ness Big Sucker intake system as well as Power Commander as I was looking for both sounds and performance gains....
Thanks! Good to know... The guy selling the V&H slip on's is asking $225 but I think I can beat him up a little on the price. They are 4" I am a little worried they will look too big on there though. I just looked at the pic of your bike and mine is the same red (I think) but mine is black below the stripe on the tank.