S and S slip ons on 22RGST
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S and S slip ons on 22RGST
I have the s and s slip ons on my 22 RG ST 117
previous owner installed these, Reinharts would have been my choice.
However dont want to shell out another $1000 plus for them
the s and s are way too quiet, I cant hear my bike next to mrs low rider s with freedoms 🙁
cant gut cat till out warranty
was thinking of some sort of baffle mod
from What I read running without isnt real good🤷♂️
was thinking of removing baffles and modding by poss enlarging plate holes and refit
anyone been down this road? Or recommend a plan?
Cheers
previous owner installed these, Reinharts would have been my choice.
However dont want to shell out another $1000 plus for them
the s and s are way too quiet, I cant hear my bike next to mrs low rider s with freedoms 🙁
cant gut cat till out warranty
was thinking of some sort of baffle mod
from What I read running without isnt real good🤷♂️
was thinking of removing baffles and modding by poss enlarging plate holes and refit
anyone been down this road? Or recommend a plan?
Cheers
Road Master
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I'm with slingshot, look into what baffle options are available for those pipes, I would get in touch with the company direct or an S&S dealer if you have one in the area.
I'm with you on the Reinhart slip ons, I love the sound of mine on my RGS.
I'm with you on the Reinhart slip ons, I love the sound of mine on my RGS.
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Just to clarify, the db reducers Slingshot is referring to are NOT the baffles. Remove the screws from the end cap, pull that off, and see if there is an insert that comes out. If so, that is where your volume is going. Removing it will increase sound but could also negatively affect your low end punch.
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heres pic of end pipes not got round to taking end cap off yet
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Can't be sure, but that looks like the end of the DB reducer in the pic. They are only about 6" long, slide right out of the baffles, will take longer to pull the screws out than pulling out the DB reducer.
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Note to self. Spray those little bolts with PB blaster spray before trying to take them out. They will snap off.
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Those look similar to my FM Jackpot Street Outlaw slip ons, the DB reducer can be removed. Personally I like the DB reducer as is better sound than stock while still easy on the ears.