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I have the QQBCT baffles in my ride and just had a SE255 cam installed I end up moving my baffles back to the stock mount point in the sideshots, this has improved the ride somewhat. if you put them 6" in the pipe as directed by BCT then on the sideshots its almost hitting the cross over on the short pipe.
I have run them both ways and I think I will stick with where they are now at the end of the pipes in the stock bolt mounting positon. this seems a good trade off for the same sound (but not so tinny) as stock baffles.
PS also getting them out from so far in is sometimes very hard as well, snapped a bolt off on my stock baffles from V&H trying to undo it and had to bend the tab so I could pull out the baffle.
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