mufflers
Thread Starter
|
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 8,852
Likes: 2,493
From: Decatur, Alabama
mufflers
I'm tired of my drags and want to go back to regular mufflers. I've got a set of header pipes with the crossover tube. I just need the mufflers. Where can I get these things? I was really hoping to get some from Cycle Shack but I think they're toast.
carl
carl
Any brand name slip-on mufflers that fit Sportsters 1980-2003 will fit or can be made to fit simply.
What year is your IronHead? If it is pre-1980 you may like to get a 1980-on rear muffler bracket.
What year is your IronHead? If it is pre-1980 you may like to get a 1980-on rear muffler bracket.
Last edited by IronMick; May 7, 2018 at 06:55 PM.
For the 1975 you will need the 1980-on rear muffler bracket 65599-80A. The muffler has a downward tab which bolts to the bracket. Pic of 1980-on Cycle Shack rear on a 1978 with the 1980 bracket. [The zip-tied black rubber hose comes from the crankcase vent] ...
The front muffler has an upward tab which fits over a stud that comes out of the case/cover. There should be something [footpeg mount?] that could be used on a '75. Here is a pic of a 1980-on Cycle Shack on a 1978,..
A couple of links for the bracket. Should be more, cheaper...
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harley-David...-/282623897393
I have not heard of the extra hole thing ???
The front muffler has an upward tab which fits over a stud that comes out of the case/cover. There should be something [footpeg mount?] that could be used on a '75. Here is a pic of a 1980-on Cycle Shack on a 1978,..
A couple of links for the bracket. Should be more, cheaper...
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harley-David...-/282623897393
I have not heard of the extra hole thing ???
Last edited by IronMick; May 8, 2018 at 06:51 PM.
My experience is that the drags are TOO LOUD. When I cruise alone they interfere with enjoyment of the ride. Drags are great for "making an impression" though 
I have always had two sets of Cycle Shack slip-ons: taper tips with stock CS baffles for daily rides, and slash cuts [pictured above] with baffles replaced by lollipop baffles for special events. One buddy commented that riding beside me with the slash cuts was like riding beside a freight train
I have always had two sets of Cycle Shack slip-ons: taper tips with stock CS baffles for daily rides, and slash cuts [pictured above] with baffles replaced by lollipop baffles for special events. One buddy commented that riding beside me with the slash cuts was like riding beside a freight train
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
