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I am very happy with mine. I have about 20K miles on them and an engine rebuild...they sound even better now!
 
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Does anyone have the equivalent part # for a 2015 King?
 
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Originally Posted by NDRK
Does anyone have the equivalent part # for a 2015 King?
Look here, select your bike and options then you will see a part number, type Rinehart exhaust followed by that number in to google and .....
https://rinehartracing.com/product/4...ley-touring-2/
 
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Originally Posted by Cygnusx51
If you want a deeper sound with a little more volume, you can also get the Hi-Flow baffles. They’re 2.5” rather than the stock 2.25” opening.
Their 4” mufflers for 2017+ M8 touring bikes come stock with the huge 2.5” baffles.
I love mine, (still have the cat in header).
 
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Originally Posted by DeneFXDWG
Their 4” mufflers for 2017+ M8 touring bikes come stock with the huge 2.5” baffles.
I love mine, (still have the cat in header).
Ahh ok, I wasn’t aware of that. Thanks!
 
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I have the High Flow 2 1/2, the sound is awesome and can't tell any difference performance wise, the Dyno Tuners don't like them on a twin cam.
 
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Originally Posted by barrygreen
I have the High Flow 2 1/2, the sound is awesome and can't tell any difference performance wise, the Dyno Tuners don't like them on a twin cam.
No doubt the tuners don’t like them.
I have nothing to compare them to as I bought the M8 bike with them on.
I’ve never had any muff larger than 2” before and made great tq and hp with them.
It would be nice to see a couple pulls in a short period of time, same 107” bike, with proper 2” baffles and the large racing
2 1/2”, but like I say, with the cat intact, I love mine and they look as good as they sound.
 
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Originally Posted by DeneFXDWG

No doubt the tuners don’t like them.
I have nothing to compare them to as I bought the M8 bike with them on.
I’ve never had any muff larger than 2” before and made great tq and hp with them.
It would be nice to see a couple pulls in a short period of time, same 107” bike, with proper 2” baffles and the large racing
2 1/2”, but like I say, with the cat intact, I love mine and they look as good as they sound.
When I bought my 14 they said Rinehart recommended the 4" on the "Rushmore" Bikes. I know the M8 has a larger exhaust and can probably get away with the 2 1/2 .in the 4.5 cans
I like the sound, I don't feel the performance suffers but then again my head pipes are "stepped" But I have never dynoed the difference.
 
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Originally Posted by barrygreen
When I bought my 14 they said Rinehart recommended the 4" on the "Rushmore" Bikes. I know the M8 has a larger exhaust and can probably get away with the 2 1/2 .in the 4.5 cans
I like the sound, I don't feel the performance suffers but then again my head pipes are "stepped" But I have never dynoed the difference.
Mine are still the 4” cans Barry, (4.5” too overpoweringly big in diameter IMHO), and mine came stock with big baffles for the M8’s.
Rushmore smaller baffles in the 4”.
Good that you have a stepped header. I’m jealous haha.
 
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I just bought a 2015 Ultra, and it has the stock exhaust pipes w/ Screaming Eagle slip ons, I plan on putting a complete Rinehart system on the the '15, I have a '04 Electra with true dual Rinehart exhaust and love the sound.
Whats the difference between the Slimline and Xtreme Duals? The only difference I can see is how they cross under the frame.
I think I may go with the Classic Duals, as I'm not a fan of the crossover of the exhaust under the frame. I plan on going w/ the 4" exhaust.
 

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