Screamin' Eagle High-Flow Exhaust System without
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Cruiser
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Screamin' Eagle High-Flow Exhaust System without
without Street Cannon Mufflers ?
Does someone make a slip-on's so I can use these SE headers and different mufflers and get rid of the cat ?
Does someone make a slip-on's so I can use these SE headers and different mufflers and get rid of the cat ?
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Cruiser
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From: Palm Coast Florida
2017 Street Glide Special. Basic reasons are:
I like the look.
I'm wondering if they would fit best.
They were designed and tested on the motor development.
I don't see anything yet I like for exhaust.
I am just searching for the ideal exhaust that wont over exhaust and loose low end.
I like the look.
I'm wondering if they would fit best.
They were designed and tested on the motor development.
I don't see anything yet I like for exhaust.
I am just searching for the ideal exhaust that wont over exhaust and loose low end.
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Originally Posted by SoZo
2017 Street Glide Special. Basic reasons are:
I like the look.
I'm wondering if they would fit best.
They were designed and tested on the motor development.
I don't see anything yet I like for exhaust.
I am just searching for the ideal exhaust that wont over exhaust and loose low end.
I like the look.
I'm wondering if they would fit best.
They were designed and tested on the motor development.
I don't see anything yet I like for exhaust.
I am just searching for the ideal exhaust that wont over exhaust and loose low end.
Tourer
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From: Westchester, NY
HD designed it so you either use the stock head pipe (cat in place) and any 2017 design aftermarket mufflers that matches up to it, or go with the SE headers (no cat) but doing so requires a special version of the SE street cannon muffler that contains the cat. (again, the cat has to live somewhere)
The SE header pipe (no cat) is designed in a way where you cannot install just any aftermarket muffler. otherwise people would go with the SE headers and purchase the optional SE street cannon mufflers that don't contain the cat in them, separately. This is how HD addresses that "workaround."
The SE header pipe (no cat) is designed in a way where you cannot install just any aftermarket muffler. otherwise people would go with the SE headers and purchase the optional SE street cannon mufflers that don't contain the cat in them, separately. This is how HD addresses that "workaround."
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Cruiser
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From: Palm Coast Florida
Got it.... thanks so what exhaust keeps some back-pressure for low end grunt but looses the cats ?
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If you keep your stock head pipe, you keep the Cat. There are many aftermarket performance pipes out there. It really depends on what sound, look and performance you are looking for and everyone's opinion will likely differ. V&H, Drago's, RC, Jackpot, Bassini, SE and many more. Best bet is go to a local bike night and when you hear the sound and see the style you're looking for, ask the person that owns that particular scoot what his set-up is. It is too hard to capture good sound quality on YouTube. Just my two cents worth.
