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Are you sure you want short shots? I had some on a softail and it sounded pretty puny. If you do a search here you will find alot of people end up putting big city thunder baffles in them and some still aren't happy with the sound of them. I love the look and if that's what you're after I get that but for sound I'd go with something else. JMO.
I had the Short Shot staggered on my Train.
Loved the look.
Like James said, I ended up putting in the BCT baffles and still did not like the sound. They were fairly loud but I would never buy them again. When I bought them, they were one of the first "Black" pipes to him the market. Now there are tons of better options.
The sound bites on the Internet for exhaust systems are something akin to a fart through a megaphone. You can't smell a fart through a megaphone. Does that make sense?
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