S&S Cycle Slash Cut Slip Ons
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S&S Cycle Slash Cut Slip Ons
Greetings. I'm new to the forum and a new owner of a '19 Street Bob. Look forward to sharing ideas as I build my new Harley. First priority, slip ons.
I'm intrigued by the S&S Clash Cuts since they are sound and CARB compliant in California. I live near beach cities who are cracking down on exhaust so I wan't good sound but something compliant to avoid the hassle. I can't find much online about these pipes and haven't seen any on the road. Anyone have experience with them?
https://www.sscycle.com/products/sla...reakout-black/
I'm intrigued by the S&S Clash Cuts since they are sound and CARB compliant in California. I live near beach cities who are cracking down on exhaust so I wan't good sound but something compliant to avoid the hassle. I can't find much online about these pipes and haven't seen any on the road. Anyone have experience with them?
https://www.sscycle.com/products/sla...reakout-black/
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I have the same mufflers made to fit a Heritage. They sound and run great. Not too loud like some are. They are basically a straight through pipe with a high flow catalytic converter inside. They run great. My bike with the HD torque cam makes good power and torque.
Here's a pic looking in at the cat-converter. If you point it at a light you can see through it.
Here's a pic looking in at the cat-converter. If you point it at a light you can see through it.
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I have the same mufflers made to fit a Heritage. They sound and run great. Not too loud like some are. They are basically a straight through pipe with a high flow catalytic converter inside. They run great. My bike with the HD torque cam makes good power and torque.
Here's a pic looking in at the cat-converter. If you point it at a light you can see through it.
Here's a pic looking in at the cat-converter. If you point it at a light you can see through it.
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The db reducer is simply a straight piece of pipe that reduces the outlet diameter of the muffler. My bike was tuned with them in place and I have never taken them out. It is plenty loud enough for me. I believe you will get more noise and less performance with them out.
S&S dB Reducer
S&S dB Reducer
Last edited by Hulkss; 07-09-2019 at 09:57 PM.
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