Rinehart true duals exhausted sound problem
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Rinehart true duals exhausted sound problem
Hi guys, I had installed Rine hart true duals (RHTD) with Power Vision (PV 2) two years ago in to RoadKing 2014. The sound of RHTD is very beautiful with me - not too loud, hi bass. But recently I found that my exhausted sound become smaller, specially in 1000-1500 Rpm its sound like the OEM exhausted, and the bass tone also very bad.
The bike still have good horse power, performance ony the sound is worse. I have check with the end cap, and the connector between the head pipes and the muffler without any noticeable.
So need your valuables advice where I have to start to check and fix it ? Are there have some fibber glass inside the muffer has been gone so the sound no more low tone ???
Thanks for any of your inputs.
The bike still have good horse power, performance ony the sound is worse. I have check with the end cap, and the connector between the head pipes and the muffler without any noticeable.
So need your valuables advice where I have to start to check and fix it ? Are there have some fibber glass inside the muffer has been gone so the sound no more low tone ???
Thanks for any of your inputs.
Last edited by topfun; 06-09-2017 at 12:07 PM.
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you don't mention the type mufflers your using.most slip on mufflers use some kind of fiberglass bedding around the baffles.if your baffles are removable,take them out and you will see that alot of the bedding is gone or carbined up.I once read somewhere that you can use wood stove door gasket(fire proof rope)around the baffles.or just replace the baffles with new.If the baffles are not removable your out of luck.new mufflers may be in your future.This may not be your problem but its just something to think about.Also if your bike has a cat on it,it may be loading up .This would change the sound to.If it is a clogged cat it needs to go away before you burn an exhaust valve.
Last edited by 1340hog; 06-18-2017 at 08:46 AM.
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you don't mention the type mufflers your using.most slip on mufflers use some kind of fiberglass bedding around the baffles.if your baffles are removable,take them out and you will see that alot of the bedding is gone or carbined up.I once read somewhere that you can use wood stove door gasket(fire proof rope)around the baffles.or just replace the baffles with new.If the baffles are not removable your out of luck.new mufflers may be in your future.This may not be your problem but its just something to think about.Also if your bike has a cat on it,it may be loading up .This would change the sound to.If it is a clogged cat it needs to go away before you burn an exhaust valve.
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