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I am absolutely stuck between a D&D Fat Cat and a Bassani RR 2-1 Long Megaphone. Anyone have either and can recommend? Going to purchase and install myself, so if there are any fitment issues or things I need to know for a 06 FXDWGI let me know. Much appreciated and merry Christmas all.
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I have the D&D Fat Cat on an 06 Low Rider. The good things are it's long so no interference with bags or need for a heat guard there, great performance (air flow), and you can order two different baffles depending on how much air flow you need. It is fairly loud so unless you have some suped up engine that needs a ton of air flow, I'd suggest the louvered baffles.
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I have the D&D Fat Cat on an 06 Low Rider. The good things are it's long so no interference with bags or need for a heat guard there, great performance (air flow), and you can order two different baffles depending on how much air flow you need. It is fairly loud so unless you have some suped up engine that needs a ton of air flow, I'd suggest the louvered baffles.
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Ive had both
fatcat first. Long, heavy, tinny note. I had the louvered baffle which apparently is the least tinny sounding of the baffles. Good sound and power. Doesnt like tall shocks, my 13.25 shocks would touch the muffler when parked making a notch. sold it.
RR3 the stainless version of a rr2. Shorter then a fatcat, the endcap meets the lower shock mount but with proper spacing will never touch eachother. Clean crisp note, it does have a weird idle that some people dont like(doesnt bother me) and its great for long trips with my full face and plugs. Also way lighter then the fatcat easily by 15lbs
ill see if I can dig up some vids of both. My bike has Andrews 48h cams
EDIT: my vid files arent supported on here
fatcat first. Long, heavy, tinny note. I had the louvered baffle which apparently is the least tinny sounding of the baffles. Good sound and power. Doesnt like tall shocks, my 13.25 shocks would touch the muffler when parked making a notch. sold it.
RR3 the stainless version of a rr2. Shorter then a fatcat, the endcap meets the lower shock mount but with proper spacing will never touch eachother. Clean crisp note, it does have a weird idle that some people dont like(doesnt bother me) and its great for long trips with my full face and plugs. Also way lighter then the fatcat easily by 15lbs
ill see if I can dig up some vids of both. My bike has Andrews 48h cams
EDIT: my vid files arent supported on here
Last edited by Dynaglide92; Dec 10, 2019 at 12:07 PM.
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