It's slip on's time
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I went with the street cannons because that is all that was available when I bought my bike. I will say I checked the decibel level after install then again after 700 miles. After 700 miles the decibel level went up 8%, definitely noticeable. Deeper sound at idle. Was told the street cannons will continue to get louder with more miles. I always went V&H historically and is what I put on my wife's bike (which are definitely loud). But I must say I will likely stay with the street cannons. Lot of options out there now. I have heard many after market pipes installed at my dealer, all good choices.
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So I get the Road King home and first thing the little woman says is " it's too quiet can you make it louder ? ", gotta love a good woman. Thing is being in cali and I want to keep it somewhat compliant and just bump the tone some preferably and not have to buy another tuner over the one it just got for the SE air cleaner, looking for suggestions here.
Fuel Moto's got the Jackpot M8 4" Slash mufflers I've heard about , anybody running them or comparable and will I have to dick another tuner ?
Fuel Moto's got the Jackpot M8 4" Slash mufflers I've heard about , anybody running them or comparable and will I have to dick another tuner ?
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TwiZted Biker (01-07-2017)
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I went with the street cannons because that is all that was available when I bought my bike. I will say I checked the decibel level after install then again after 700 miles. After 700 miles the decibel level went up 8%, definitely noticeable. Deeper sound at idle. Was told the street cannons will continue to get louder with more miles. I always went V&H historically and is what I put on my wife's bike (which are definitely loud). But I must say I will likely stay with the street cannons. Lot of options out there now. I have heard many after market pipes installed at my dealer, all good choices.
Is your wife's bike an M8? Sounds like the V&H deliver more volume than I'm looking for.
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Just about drove myself crazy searching the interwebz, dropping by dealers, hanging around bike spots, etc looking for a set of mufflers. Seriously, it had become borderline obsessive. Recently we got a break from several weeks of bitter cold weather, and I got a chance to get in a couple of decent rides. Hard to believe, but I was pleasantly surprised with the stock exhaust. It really does (IMHO) have a sweet 'purr', good tone, and opens up nicely when grabbing the throttle. All that said, it would be perfection to have just a little more volume. Seems like from all reports the Street Cannons deliver just that, and even more so after a break in period. Would you agree?
Is your wife's bike an M8? Sounds like the V&H deliver more volume than I'm looking for.
Is your wife's bike an M8? Sounds like the V&H deliver more volume than I'm looking for.
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Seems like from all reports the Street Cannons deliver just that, and even more so after a break in period. Would you agree?
Yes. Folks said they would get louder and they did.
Is your wife's bike an M8?
Nope. It's a Fatboy S. Added slip-on's since it was not loud enough for her. Actaully I put V&H slash cut slip-on's with the quite baffles. The decibel level between hers and mine (after 700 miles) is the same.
Sounds like the V&H deliver more volume than I'm looking for.
Not sure what you mean by volume. On my Breakout (which I traded for an Ultra M8) I had V&H 2 into 2 pipes (very loud). Loved them, but I am going to stick with the street cannons, don't see the point in spending another $400 for something else. They sound good to me.
Yes. Folks said they would get louder and they did.
Is your wife's bike an M8?
Nope. It's a Fatboy S. Added slip-on's since it was not loud enough for her. Actaully I put V&H slash cut slip-on's with the quite baffles. The decibel level between hers and mine (after 700 miles) is the same.
Sounds like the V&H deliver more volume than I'm looking for.
Not sure what you mean by volume. On my Breakout (which I traded for an Ultra M8) I had V&H 2 into 2 pipes (very loud). Loved them, but I am going to stick with the street cannons, don't see the point in spending another $400 for something else. They sound good to me.
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YammyDrummer (01-07-2017)
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I was really impressed with the overall look, tone and sound of the OEM's mufflers as well..best ever IMO. I contemplated just leaving them on which would have been unprecedented for me, usually within a week they are off. I waited for two months and then decided on the street canons mainly because of the Winter Sale deal and glad I did, like you said, "to have just a little more volume" plus they look stouter and evacuate exhaust more effectively
As far as looks, I personally prefer the 4" over the larger 4.5". Not really sure why cause the Street Cannons are most definitely eye catching!