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Hey guys
I have a 2021 CVO Roadglide the black hole color. I just want to increase the sound a bit and plan on doing the Rinehart 4.5 DBX mufflers. As of now I believe they are the only company that makes a black chrome exhaust to match my bike. I’ve heard them in person and I think they sound great. I bought the 4 year ESP and will not be changing the head pipe. My question is with the cat still in place will I lose any low end torque with just the slip ons? That’s my biggest concern as I do not plan on using a tuner. I love how the bike performs stock. Just looking for a little bark when I twist the throttle. If not, I heard that over time my CVO mufflers increase in sound. I appreciate any input. Thanks so much
Gman
2.25" baffles. They can grow with your motor if you ever decide to go bigger and work well.
I also recommend that you sign up to the CVOHarley.com forum before you talk w/ Steve (Owner) or Lisa. (office Mgr, I think that's her name) That way you can get a discount.
Might want to look at their MX header and TTS Master Tuner down the Road, since you still have factory warranty. I do recommend getting the Baffle screens too!
I just finished putting the 2.25's and the tech mat kit in my 2021 CVO Bronze Armor Road Glide. They are perfect sound, no loss in low end torque what so ever! I have 1000 miles on her.
Only cost $200 with shipping.
The fullsac cores probably perform great but they are not gonna sound like the DBX, will definitely be quieter on your stock motor. Khrome Werks also makes gloss black mufflers that should match your heat shields.
Great point Quick. If you want to use your shields will need to go with 4" and not sure if your OEM tips will bolt up easily. That was important to me.
Another plus for the DBX’s is they are 4.5’s if you like that look better. The muffler body matches your stock header heat shields so you can toss the stock muffler shields. If you go with the DBX and find you lost a little on bottom you can put a set of fuel moto inserts in and that should take care of it. You’ve got some options so that’s always a good thing!
Another plus for the DBX’s is they are 4.5’s if you like that look better. The muffler body matches your stock header heat shields so you can toss the stock muffler shields. If you go with the DBX and find you lost a little on bottom you can put a set of fuel moto inserts in and that should take care of it. You’ve got some options so that’s always a good thing!
thanks brother
would the screamin eagle tuner help with the bottom end? I want to retain my factory warranty. I bought the 4 year ESP with the bike. Appreciate the help!
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