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What baffle size do you recommend with the Big Louie slip on mufflers for a stock 2006 FLHR? Will the carb need to be tuned?
Sorry for the delayed reply. We recommend the 1.75" for riders putting on lots of highway miles or with passengers and the 2.00" for riders looking for a nice deep rumble that isn't too overbearing. The 2.25" is for people looking for the loudest slip on we offer for a stock bike. Tuning is always recommended but not always required. The 2006 bikes were a bit tricky with tuning so I always recommend tuning for that year. You might get away with no tuning with the 1.75" baffle but I can not guarantee that.
Ryan
I got a new 2013 Wide Glide with 103 motor.
It has the cat in the collector.
I want some slip-ons for the loudest deepest sound.
and don't want to change anything else from stock
What size baffles to you recommend?
Thanks
The 2.25" baffle is the loudest deepest option we offer. It is also recommended to use this size to decrease the chances of discoloration due to the extreme heat from the cat.
-Ryan
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