rush vs SE ll slip ons
Road Warrior
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From: Upstate, SC
Here's a comparison video I did using Rush's own demo videos of their different size baffles. This is on a 1200 Sportster, but it gives you some idea of how the different size changes not only how loud they are, but the tone.
Road Warrior
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From: Upstate, SC
Cycle Shack makes replacement baffles for the Screamin' Eagle SP muffs that fit other Dyna models, and those baffles should fit the Street Bob muffs. I'm actually thinking about trying that. But as of now, they don't make any baffles to fit the Screamin' Eagle muffs for the Fat Bob. Once they do, and again, if the baffles in the std muffs are held in by rivets, you could try putting those in.
Road Master
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From: Milwaukee area
I have the Screaming Eagle II's--bought them in 06 before Harley stopped selling them because they were not street legal. One of the exhaust manufacturers used to make the SE II's for Harley. The name escapes me at the moment. Do a search and maybe you can find this. The SE II's are much louder than the stock.
Originally Posted by Gary7
A lot of people think it was Cycle Shack that made them. It wasn't. And for the life of me I can't think of the name right now of the company that did.
It's my understanding that ST still has the stampings and is continuing to make them, just not for HD any more.
Road Warrior
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From: Upstate, SC
I wonder if Supertrapp is the one making the new street legal SP muffs? I heard a rumor when they first came out that Vance & Hines was making the new ones for Harley, but I never could confirm that.
Seasoned HDF Member
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From: North of Hell, South of Heaven
I stand to be corrected. It must be the SPs they quit carrying.
Advanced
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Pittsburgh PA
Or, put a full new exhaust on, and get it tunned, you will spend a little more, But your just gonna put ANOTHER set of slip-ons, on...Then later down the road your gonna do a full exhaust, do it now, and get it over with instead of having money wrapped up in 2 sets of slipons, when all your tryin to do is get the sound of a tunned full exhaust...
or, buy 4 more sets of slipons...its your call.
or, buy 4 more sets of slipons...its your call.
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Intermediate
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From: Reading Pa
I have the rush pipes with 2.25 baffles and they sound absolutely amazing!
The good thing about Rush is the price and you can interchange the baffles easily. I went with slip-ons for the price and I needed the Harley sound right away because the stock pipes really sucked. I also agree with DynaRyda about getting the full system if your committed to a set you like. If you do go with Rush you wont be disappointed.
The good thing about Rush is the price and you can interchange the baffles easily. I went with slip-ons for the price and I needed the Harley sound right away because the stock pipes really sucked. I also agree with DynaRyda about getting the full system if your committed to a set you like. If you do go with Rush you wont be disappointed.
