View Poll Results: Which slip on for low decibel high performance gain
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Rinehart 4", S&S grand nationals or fullsac recores
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Rinehart 4", S&S grand nationals or fullsac recores
I currently have the fullsac recores and am thinking of switching to either rinehart 4"slip ons or S&S grand nationals. I'm trying to keep the same level of performance or better, but get a more deep rumble instead of the higher pitched sound from the fullsac recores.
Anyone have any experience with any of these and have any feedback? I'm trying to keep the same out similar baffle size to more closely match the tune I have.
Anyone have any experience with any of these and have any feedback? I'm trying to keep the same out similar baffle size to more closely match the tune I have.
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I’ve run Rinehart DBX 40’s, and I had Fullsac recore my stock exhaust on a 2020 107 M-8 with their 2” baffles.
In the past they had, I think, 1 3/4”, 2”, and 2 1/4” baffles. Which size are you running?
The 2” Fullsacs sounded better than the Rineharts to me, and with better performance, and not quite as loud, and the Rineharts sounded pretty dang good.
In the past they had, I think, 1 3/4”, 2”, and 2 1/4” baffles. Which size are you running?
The 2” Fullsacs sounded better than the Rineharts to me, and with better performance, and not quite as loud, and the Rineharts sounded pretty dang good.
Last edited by gonemad; 04-25-2024 at 07:38 PM.
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Sound is all about the cam choice, is this for a Milwaukee 8?
NO exhaust is going "rumble" unless you change the cam. Have you already upgraded to an aftermarket cam? You mentioned performance, so I was not sure.
Having said, while I really love my 4 inch Rineharts (and my aftermarket cam) I needed to install the Fuel Moto tunable inserts to maintain the bottom end performance.
Rineharts are one of the best sounding cans available, but they are one of the worst for low RPM performance on the M8. After the inserts are installed, and a good dyno tune, all is well
NO exhaust is going "rumble" unless you change the cam. Have you already upgraded to an aftermarket cam? You mentioned performance, so I was not sure.
Having said, while I really love my 4 inch Rineharts (and my aftermarket cam) I needed to install the Fuel Moto tunable inserts to maintain the bottom end performance.
Rineharts are one of the best sounding cans available, but they are one of the worst for low RPM performance on the M8. After the inserts are installed, and a good dyno tune, all is well
Last edited by NorthWestern; 04-26-2024 at 06:26 AM.
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I have an 18 roadie, rs468 cam, ventilator ac and decatted stock head pipe. Currently have 2" fullsac recores, and before that had 2.25" recores, which was dyno tuned with.
I just find the recores have a higher pitch to them that leaves my ears ringing after any highway riding, and I wear a full face helmet. I was thinking if the tone was more deep and low pitched, it may not be as bad after longer rides.
I just find the recores have a higher pitch to them that leaves my ears ringing after any highway riding, and I wear a full face helmet. I was thinking if the tone was more deep and low pitched, it may not be as bad after longer rides.
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I have an 18 roadie, rs468 cam, ventilator ac and decatted stock head pipe. Currently have 2" fullsac recores, and before that had 2.25" recores, which was dyno tuned with.
I just find the recores have a higher pitch to them that leaves my ears ringing after any highway riding, and I wear a full face helmet. I was thinking if the tone was more deep and low pitched, it may not be as bad after longer rides.
I just find the recores have a higher pitch to them that leaves my ears ringing after any highway riding, and I wear a full face helmet. I was thinking if the tone was more deep and low pitched, it may not be as bad after longer rides.
These are what I am going with next, with either the Fullsac or FM XXX header