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Snagged a new take-off set of '16 CVO slip-ons for the Fugly bike...
Getting a little older and my bikes are getting quieter. Has anyone run the 1.75" ? They can't be much louder than stock, if any. Are all of the Fullsac units straight-thru design....without the in-line baffle similar to the stock CVO pipes? Thx
Running the 1.75 inch baffle core with a FM 2-1-2 head pipe. It is just slightly louder and deeper than stock. If I did not do the head pipe I might go with the 2 inch as the cat lowers sound a good bit. I also used the Fullsac screens to hold packing away from baffle. I also have Fullsac 2 inch cores and sometimes run those around town. The 2 inch are just a bit hard on my old ears for long travel days.
Last edited by TNCarters; Nov 11, 2016 at 05:34 PM.
I ride a 15 Tri Glide w/ DX headpipe and 2" cores in 11 CVO cans...I have about 35k in miles and they are getting LOUD...just picked up a pair of 16 CVO takeoffs for the solid black endcaps...will be going to the 1.75 cores in the new slipons...
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