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Yeah, been looking at those and the cycle shack turn outs but wanted to go with a slightly different look. I do like the sound of the Rush's and the 'Shacks...
Not trying to make a hard sell but I just got a pair of Rush 1.75 straight cuts that didn't work out for me. Good pipes but were just a little too loud for me.
Unfortunately one of them have a small mark on them from riding up agaist the heat sheild (for one day).
rush makes a nice slipon. The cycle shacks are very short, so you get to see the connector bar very well...IMHO looks horrible. You really want to save some coin, just drill your baffle plate with a few holes. Unless your going to a nice 2-1, I would just drill the plate.
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