Sound difference?
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Sound difference?
In the market for some slip ons for my 2010 FXDC. Kinda narrowed it down to the Slash Cut or the Tip Compatible w/oem taper. For some reason I just like the look of the stock mufflers. Is there any discernible sound difference between the two with the same size baffle? I'm thinking of the 1.75 to start.
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In the market for some slip ons for my 2010 FXDC. Kinda narrowed it down to the Slash Cut or the Tip Compatible w/oem taper. For some reason I just like the look of the stock mufflers. Is there any discernible sound difference between the two with the same size baffle? I'm thinking of the 1.75 to start.
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Ryan
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Go with the 2" baffles. I did and like them. I didn't want my exhaust to be obnoxiously loud. (at first) I got the 2" baffles and when I first started my bike, I was loving the sound. When I hit about 45 mph, the sound of the mufflers gets quieter. I prefer to putt around and hear the pipes. I guess I am going to have to go full on exhaust eventually but for now, the Rush mufflers work for me.
Check out our full systems. They are ceramic coated inside and out, this greatly reduces heat coming off the pipes. We also have a full system program going on right now called "Ride on us." Basically if you don't like the system for any reason you can return it, does not include labor. My personal favorite is the cross-over system.
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Check out our full systems. They are ceramic coated inside and out, this greatly reduces heat coming off the pipes. We also have a full system program going on right now called "Ride on us." Basically if you don't like the system for any reason you can return it, does not include labor. My personal favorite is the cross-over system.
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If this it true how can anyone go wrong. Buy the pipes, install them, try them out and if you dont like them get a full refund. I know the hardest thing to do is pick out an exhaust. To often when someone buys one the turn out to be unhappy. With this you can try them out. Perfect.
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