SE Pro II Pipes Vs. Pro II + ??
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SE Pro II Pipes Vs. Pro II + ??
Hey guys,
Is there a difference in the Pro II pipe & the Pro II + pipe. I was going to get the baloney cut pipes ( 80258-99A ) but upon looking at the catalog, I really like the Screamin' Eagle Pro II with the billet endcaps. Just wondering if there is a difference in anything besides the looks ( & price ). The Pro II pips I can get for $194 otd & the Pro II + with endcaps would be around $274 otd. Any thoughts ?? Let me know guys & thanx...
Later,
Chap
Is there a difference in the Pro II pipe & the Pro II + pipe. I was going to get the baloney cut pipes ( 80258-99A ) but upon looking at the catalog, I really like the Screamin' Eagle Pro II with the billet endcaps. Just wondering if there is a difference in anything besides the looks ( & price ). The Pro II pips I can get for $194 otd & the Pro II + with endcaps would be around $274 otd. Any thoughts ?? Let me know guys & thanx...
Later,
Chap
RE: SE Pro II Pipes Vs. Pro II + ??
I ordered the 80258-99A baloneys with my bobber. Don't know about performance of the pipe with the billet endcaps, but I like the raw look that the baloney cut gives, FTIW.
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RE: SE Pro II Pipes Vs. Pro II + ??
My impression after sceaming eagle catalog review is that the end caps are the only difference. at $59 each, they add $120 to the cost of the pipse vs the baloney cut. I went with them anyway.
I would have liked a set of SEIIs in the stock looking taper, but they are available only in the torque muffler series - street legal - and more restrictive than the above.
I would have liked a set of SEIIs in the stock looking taper, but they are available only in the torque muffler series - street legal - and more restrictive than the above.
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