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it always amazes me evertime i see a thread about pipes and sound why the rush pipes never get any mention? is there something wrong with them i should be aware of or is it just because they aren't as well known as some of the other brands. i have the rush slip on's on my sporty and am very happy with the sound they produce
Well he didn't ask about Rush pipes, he asked about BCT baffles. BTW, I run V&H Big Radius with BCT QQ's on the Std & Rush 2.0 Slip-ons on the Heritage. Both sound great. Even though the Rush's have ***** they can be quieter when needed. The V&H/BCT's are there all the time.
Baffle...what's a baffle? Is it anything like a waffle? Just kidding...it seems from your post that they will be too loud for you...pull her baffles, cut them and reinstall them...
it always amazes me evertime i see a thread about pipes and sound why the rush pipes never get any mention? is there something wrong with them i should be aware of or is it just because they aren't as well known as some of the other brands. i have the rush slip on's on my sporty and am very happy with the sound they produce
Could be, but I think its mainly because guys don't want to buy a whole new set of pipes when a set of baffles will do.
anyone know which BCT's would fit my Big Shots Staggered?
They will not do anything for your sound because you have that power chamber on the Big Shots.
I have them in the headpipes in front of some gutted Screaming Eagles and everybody complements me on how good it sounds. It is loud as all get out when you get on it but you can tip around neighbors and such if necessary.
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