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I bought my '05 Softail Springer Classic (FLSTSCI) used & it already had these sweet Samson Fishtails on it.....no baffles....VERY LOUD !
I dig loud pipes, but I'm starting to get crap from the HOA *****.
I see Samson sells baffles & I was wondering if anyone has installed baffles after the fact & aside from the noise, would I find anything else changed ?
Any issues with lost hp, gas mileage etc ... ?
It's fuel injected....will that have to be tweaked as well ?
HUH?
You are already bending to someone's will besides your own.
Changing your exhaust will affect your intake. Period. This is usually the first place I let people make a mistake. You are trying to go down in performance?! Why?!
Yes--answer to all of your questions, & if the cam is high performance
you can't go down w/out some cash flow anyway
I don't care what the Imperialists tell you. Blow them away & find some friends.
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