Softail baffle question
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Softail baffle question
Hello ,I have a 2005 softail deluxe. I have vance and hines big radius pipes on it . I took out the baffles and been riding that way for a while . Of course everyone thinks it`s too loud . I like it loud but it sounds un tuned , which I know is because the baffles are out .... so my question is can I cut my baffles down , or maybe in half. to make it a little more quieter but still sound loud . I could cut down like 2 inches at a time I guess . I would like it loud yet sound tuned ... kinda like want my cake and eat it to....lol. Any suggestions would help .....thanks
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No retuning is needed, but you might want to check out Thunder City baffels. They are loud, but have a bit of a reverse pressure effect to enhance your low end power a little.
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i have 12 in baffles at 1.75 inside, 5 in baffles at 1.75 inside and 10 in baffles at 2.5 inside.
i have high end power only with the 10 in and lots of low with the 12 in but the loudness and both low and high power were with the 5 in. i have auto tune but i can tell you the change in the baffle caused a retune.
i have high end power only with the 10 in and lots of low with the 12 in but the loudness and both low and high power were with the 5 in. i have auto tune but i can tell you the change in the baffle caused a retune.
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