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I put the rush 1.75 on my 2010 Lo when I first got her and she was pretty loud. You can't go wrong with them if ya just want louder than stock and the quality is good as well.
I had the SE slip ons on my '07 Fatboy, they didn't do much for the sound till i drilled them out after a month, alot better then. Not sure on Rush but seems to be popular for just slips.
I have a set of the Screamin Eagle Street Performance slip-ons I will sell you. Used for about one season, then wanted something louder. Great condition and will let them go for half price of new. They have a deeper tone than stock but aren't really that much louder. PM me if interested.
If you are ready to spend on a SE Slip-On, I'd say you wait save up some more and go for a full exhaust from V&H or such. But that's just my opinion ...
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