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Got a 2016 FLTRU Road Glide---have a set of screaming eagle pipes and am looking for exhausts with a bit more sound to them---anyone running Full Boar pipes or any thoughts on another brand---thanks
Go to your local HD dealer or bike pub on a Saturday, listen until you hear what you like then chat the guy up
Noting beats the in person sound of an exhaust when trying to decide
I bought some slip-ons from Amazon called Mutazu. They were inexpensive enough and they had good reviews so I thought I would try them. They are not overboard loud, but they do have that deep rumble I believe all Harey's should have.
Kind of hard to tell what you're asking for, other than you're not happy with the pipes you have now.
Are you mainly looking for louder, or better sounding? Those are two very different characteristics in exhaust and not usually found together. From my view very loud/ straight piped exhaust systems (on any vehicle) often sound terrible. echoy/tinny because it just echos off the single pipe its in, and they often hurt performance on street driven vehicles. While some of the best sounding exhaust systems I've herd have been fairly mild volume wise but have excellent tone. Some sort of baffling system works wonders for adding a nice deep "basey" tone that some would say is a rumble, growl, or even thunderous without being annoying at cruising speeds. I'd say check out a Bassani 2-1 pipe, a FuelMoto setup, V&H Rinehart if you want duals, and for sure do something to get rid of the catted head pipes.
Also you might just try getting a catless head pipe if you like the sound you have but just want it a little louder.
I bought some slip-ons from Amazon called Mutazu. They were inexpensive enough and they had good reviews so I thought I would try them. They are not overboard loud, but they do have that deep rumble I believe all Harey's should have.
I bought a set of these and found them too "loud" with the cat-less head pipe on my '14 Limited. They might sound better with the OEM full cat head pipe. I went back to my old V&H slash cuts that I had on my '11 SG with 44k miles on them.
When I bought my Limited last year, I just bought a set of Screaming Eagle slip ons, until I decided on doing air cleaner, cat cut, etc.
I have listened to a bunch and I really like the Cobra 4" Race pros. A few of the Harley service dept guys by me have those and I was able to listen to theirs. Nice low tone. Good volume, but low rumble.
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