Slip-on options.
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I plan to do the SE A/C and re-program even if I don't change the exhaust. According to Harley's dyno chart the SE A/C/re-program significantly increases both TQ and HP. Now the other decision is whether to go with the A/C that goes in the stock cleaner, or spend twice as much for the heavy breather.
I prefer to rely on bright lights, loud horns and a "their out to get me" attitude to protect myself. Remember, little old ladies can't hear and mom's in minivans not only have a cell phone in their ear but have some little brat screaming in the back seat. My Triumph Daytona, however, did sound good with a six inch muffler.
I prefer to rely on bright lights, loud horns and a "their out to get me" attitude to protect myself. Remember, little old ladies can't hear and mom's in minivans not only have a cell phone in their ear but have some little brat screaming in the back seat. My Triumph Daytona, however, did sound good with a six inch muffler.
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Are there any slip-ons that produce power without being significantly louder then stock? Thanks to responses about the V and H straight shot slip-ons I know that they will be to loud for my use. We ride our bikes in places that I don't like to make to much noise, like National Parks etc. Would like to find a set of slip ons that make more power then stock but aren't so loud that they would be annoying to other people in the parks. Unfortunately, the new H-D SE slip-ons aren't any better then stock at making power, according to H-D's own dyno chart, and I'm to cheap to buy a complete system. Thanks.
Just a thought,
CB
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I could not find them on e-bay
Bestprice so far http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/virt...D=77&PVSID=609
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From: jacksonville, nc
have you tried the rush slip ons? i had them on my 08 fxdc and sound was deep and not loud at all with the 1.75 baffles. you can also get 1.5 baffles in them too. i loved the sound just wanted louder myself..... but i think these would suit you just fine and also add a lil power. i would personally check them out.
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I have a set of D&D slip-ons that I love. The dyna charts I read on them showed impressive increases and they sound great. Low RPM's are quiet and they open up at higher RPM's. I can slip out of my neighborhood without upsetting anyone and rip down the road screaming when I am in the sticks if I want. My local dealer parts guy turned me on to them and I am glad he did. Before that, I had never even heard of them.
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My Rush are fairly loud , but sound good. I'm not sure how much power they added since I also have the Stage I and SERT. The chrome is okay. There's a some popping on deceleration, which from what a service tech told me, is normal for Rush slip-ons.
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