pro pipe or big radius2into2
Cruiser
Joined: May 2008
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From: Cincinnati
Your Call
I had a 2-1 Pro Pro Pipe on my '03 Low Rider and just changed to the 2-2 Big Radius a couple of weeks ago. It's not that I didn't like sound of the 2-1, I like the looks of the BR better. The BR does give the bike more of the traditional "Harley" sound - deeper, throatier, louder. It boiled down to appearance for me.
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I had the BR and now after a 103" upgrade have the PP and have to say they are both excellent choices.
The BR have a more classic sound but the PP has a big performance gain. They both look great.
The BR have a more classic sound but the PP has a big performance gain. They both look great.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Monmouth, OR
Slowly rolling a PP on until it starts to come on the pipe and sing....it's damn near orgasmic, not to mention that you have a better performing pipe. For me there's no choice at all...on top of that I really like the looks of a two into one conventional style exhaust.Somehow it just says "Taking care of business"
PP may not be the neatest looking but for the money I don't think you can go wrong.
Sometimes I'm so happy I can't stand it!!!
PP may not be the neatest looking but for the money I don't think you can go wrong.
Sometimes I'm so happy I can't stand it!!!
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2010
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A buddy has the VH Short Shots and I didn't like the sound until today he put a base map (Power Commander) on his 09 Fat Bob and the difference was night and day. Instead of it being a kind of slobbering noise, it tightened right up and sounds great. I think that I was basing my dislike of the Short Shots with a poor running scooter. They sound great now.....not as neat as a PP....but then, that's what taste is about. They're either great or they're great!!! I think I'm a tramp!! I love'em all.
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