Slip-Ons for Harley Catless Head Pipe
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That's a tuff question to find the right answer to only because there are a ton of different choices that sound damn good. I will suggest that hearing them on line is not the way to way your choice on because they do sound different on you tube. Try to find a set in real life to listen to
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I have not seen a set of the cat-less head pipes. Have you measured the diameter of the pipe you need to slip the mufflers over? Or the inside diameter of one of the mufflers?
A total guess here, but I'm gonna say they made them a "special" size to avoid people easily removing the CATs and getting HD in trouble with EPA again...
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So far no one has answer your question. I can't either but my dealer said he thought any of the pre 17 slip ons would fit. Gonnna have them check it out for me.
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For those interested I did a little work last night, I am not sure if this applies to all screaming eagle street cannons or just the full exhaust setup Harley offers.
if you look at the end of your street cannons and there are three rivets in the pipe(not the end cap screws) you can drill those out and a small restrictor will be able to be removed.
I call all it a restrictor and not a baffle as there still appears to be a core and baffle setup in the pipes.
This woke up the street cannons to be an amazing sounding system that has just the right tone, and worse case if you don't like it it's three rivets to install.
if you look at the end of your street cannons and there are three rivets in the pipe(not the end cap screws) you can drill those out and a small restrictor will be able to be removed.
I call all it a restrictor and not a baffle as there still appears to be a core and baffle setup in the pipes.
This woke up the street cannons to be an amazing sounding system that has just the right tone, and worse case if you don't like it it's three rivets to install.
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For those interested I did a little work last night, I am not sure if this applies to all screaming eagle street cannons or just the full exhaust setup Harley offers.
if you look at the end of your street cannons and there are three rivets in the pipe(not the end cap screws) you can drill those out and a small restrictor will be able to be removed.
I call all it a restrictor and not a baffle as there still appears to be a core and baffle setup in the pipes.
This woke up the street cannons to be an amazing sounding system that has just the right tone, and worse case if you don't like it it's three rivets to install.
if you look at the end of your street cannons and there are three rivets in the pipe(not the end cap screws) you can drill those out and a small restrictor will be able to be removed.
I call all it a restrictor and not a baffle as there still appears to be a core and baffle setup in the pipes.
This woke up the street cannons to be an amazing sounding system that has just the right tone, and worse case if you don't like it it's three rivets to install.
Are you referring to the original 17 Street cannons? I would love to liven mine up.
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