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So decided I wanted to try and get more out of my current set up. So I ordered some dynamat and installed it today in the bags and the fairing. I can definitely hear the difference when I tap on the bags or fairings, be excited to get it all installed tomorrow and see how the sq changes.
Got the bike put back together and I'm definitely happy with how it sounds. To me the sound seems a lot warmer and definitely seems louder from the fairing. The low end from the 6x9s is very nice now.
I will say that doing the fairing wasn't bad at all. Doing the bags definitely sucked. All in all I think I had 4ish hours in installing the dynamat.
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