Exhaust Tuning #2
#1
06-05-2018, 05:49 PM
Exhaust Tuning #2
Sorry AWhiskey I had to piggy back off of your post! But is my dilemma. I got a used 2012 Street Glide with SE air cleaner and Rinehart 3.5" slipons mufflers. I'm thinking about getting new Slipons, I'm thinking that the Harley shop tuned the bike because I looked under the left cover and no aftermarket tuner. Now, If I change just the mufflers would I have to get the bike retuned?
#2
06-05-2018, 05:57 PM
I guess I found out my answer from the Harley shop, but if anyone else has info on my question please let me know. But local Harley shop said seeing that I have se ac and Rinehart slipons and the Harley shop where the other guy bought it had it tuned I would have to have it retuned just for slipons, only if I was changing the head pipes!
#3
06-05-2018, 06:21 PM
Grand HDF Member
I guess I found out my answer from the Harley shop, but if anyone else has info on my question please let me know. But local Harley shop said seeing that I have se ac and Rinehart slipons and the Harley shop where the other guy bought it had it tuned I would have to have it retuned just for slipons, only if I was changing the head pipes!
#4
06-05-2018, 08:14 PM
Sorry I would not have to have the bike retuned just replacing justbthe slipons, retune it if I replace head pipes! The bike runs great, but really like mufflers a little louder! But maybe one of the problems I cants hear the mufflers riding is I have a 3.5” windshield on bike and I’ve got so much wind buffering my head looks like a bobble head, may have to replace windshield
#5
06-08-2018, 08:28 AM
Road Captain
Sorry I would not have to have the bike retuned just replacing justbthe slipons, retune it if I replace head pipes! The bike runs great, but really like mufflers a little louder! But maybe one of the problems I cants hear the mufflers riding is I have a 3.5” windshield on bike and I’ve got so much wind buffering my head looks like a bobble head, may have to replace windshield
#6
03-13-2019, 12:48 PM
THIS IS THE WAY TO GO!! removing the wrap that is, if you remove the baffles completely, may not run like you like it, but removing the wrap is a very common practice.
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