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Old Nov 7, 2011 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnC FXDX
Ryan,
I have 1-3/4 Cycle Shack drag pipes and they have that high pitch sound. Do you know if your slip ons will fit on them if I cut them down to the length of stock headpipes?
All of our slip ons are designed to mount with stock head pipes. They would have to be in the exact same location as well as the same length. I am not familiar with the exact design of those so I can not confirm this will work.
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Old Nov 7, 2011 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by jusa
+2 for Rush 2" baffles.
True Harley sound - deep and beefy and not at all tinny or metallic.
And not obnoxiously loud (although that is a subjective matter).

I loved the sound of the 2 inch rush baffle on a nicely tuned Fat Bob. I received many a complement, many an admiring head turn, never a complaint. However they were measured at 112.5 dB at 2000 rpm by a local friendly traffic enforcer that happened to be working for a town that was strict about sound ordinance enforcement (Fed says 112 dB limit). Now running 1.5 baffles, it is just not the same L
 
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Old Nov 7, 2011 | 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by ColdCase
I loved the sound of the 2 inch rush baffle on a nicely tuned Fat Bob. I received many a complement, many an admiring head turn, never a complaint. However they were measured at 112.5 dB at 2000 rpm by a local friendly traffic enforcer that happened to be working for a town that was strict about sound ordinance enforcement (Fed says 112 dB limit). Now running 1.5 baffles, it is just not the same L
Maybe a fresh repack would have dropped a decibel or two and kept your 2" baffles on.
 
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Old Nov 8, 2011 | 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ColdCase
I loved the sound of the 2 inch rush baffle on a nicely tuned Fat Bob. I received many a complement, many an admiring head turn, never a complaint. However they were measured at 112.5 dB at 2000 rpm by a local friendly traffic enforcer that happened to be working for a town that was strict about sound ordinance enforcement (Fed says 112 dB limit). Now running 1.5 baffles, it is just not the same L
I had same changes on Sporty years back. To me 1.5" sounds much louder than 2". I got headache with earplugs... Its the mid tone that is really pushing through the ears. To be honest, that 112dB is too loud from any device on regular usage...

BTW headturns may not be positive ones.....
 
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