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Looking for advice and opinions. Wanting to change my Vance and Hines slip on's out for some that are louder and have a deeper and harder rumble. Any ideas for which set will give me my biggest bang for the money. Thanks for your suggestions.
I really like my Screaming Eagles myself, not the Screaming Eagle II's but the originals. First time my wife heard it she said "that's what a Harley is supposed to sound like".
It has a deep rumble to it, and really growls when I get into it while accelerating, and as a plus, if I don't accelerate to hard through the neighborhood I don't disturb the neighbors.
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