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Hello fellow riders, I'm new here, just bought myself a new 2012 Wide Glide. Does anyone have any suggestions on changing my exhaust. I'm new to the harley world, but not riding..thanks...
Hello fellow riders, I'm new here, just bought myself a new 2012 Wide Glide. Does anyone have any suggestions on changing my exhaust. I'm new to the harley world, but not riding..thanks...
I have Rush slip-ons with the 2 inch baffle and would recommend them to anyone. Wish I would have went with the 2.25 inch is my only regret but the good thing about them you can change the baffles out. Also with the Rush slip-ons you don't necessarily need re-mapping. Just my opinion.
I have Rush slip-ons with the 2 inch baffle and would recommend them to anyone. Wish I would have went with the 2.25 inch is my only regret but the good thing about them you can change the baffles out. Also with the Rush slip-ons you don't necessarily need re-mapping. Just my opinion.
you would need a tuner or remap ect... if you change your air intake to a high flow with your exhaust or it will run lean
you would need a tuner or remap ect... if you change your air intake to a high flow with your exhaust or it will run lean
True but only have the Rush slip-ons at this point and she runs great.....some are running the high flow air filter without a tuner or remap and using the AXIED with good results. When I do change to the high flow I will go with a tuner.
We offer various exhaust styles and setups, take a look at our exhaust page for different options.
I hope you find what you're looking for, PM me if you have any specific questions.
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Originally Posted by offshore
Hello fellow riders, I'm new here, just bought myself a new 2012 Wide Glide. Does anyone have any suggestions on changing my exhaust. I'm new to the harley world, but not riding..thanks...
I just ordered the 2" Baffled Rush slip-ons for my 2012 WG. I wanted a more traditional Harley sound, without being much louder than stock. The rush is about as close as I could find. The only other option was rush baffles in the stock mufflers which I am told also works nice.
I also am having the stage 1 AC put on and a tune from the dealership. I should have it back by new years...
Last edited by Kevinmach1; Dec 21, 2011 at 03:45 PM.
Welcome aboard Offshore,
There are so many threads in the search files on Exhaust for Dynas etc.
Exhaust...like others have said is pretty much a personal thing.
Look for the style you like, the sound you like and think about your plans for future Mods. If you do improve your exhaust, then you'll want to look into high flow air and then its a must to do a Tune...or like some of us have done Night Rider's Xied's will get you a reasonable Air/Fuel ratio.....until you decide to do additional Mods. Slip-ons will allow some performance gains, but if you are serious about Torque and Sound....consider a full Exhaust System upgrade.
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