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I had the SE street performance slip-ons with SE heavy breather on my 2011 FXDWG. Put V&H Big Shots on two weeks ago and couldn't be happier. It sounds like a Harley.
I like the Rush myself for slip-ons. I just removed mine to put on tru duals. My 2" Rush sounded pretty good. I believe the wrapping has gone by-by as they are pretty loud, but still look great! They look real good, pm me an offer and we can talk about a price. They came off an 09 fatboy, I don't think u said what urs is? You can still see them on the bike in my signature, have not updated photo yet.
+1 for the Rush Slip-Ons. IMO, save your $$ and get a full system. Many owners go with slip-ons at first then get a full system later. They end up wasting $$$ buying both. Good luck !
What he said......
Slipons are an ok temp fix to make your bike sound better (except the SE)
Personally they drove me nuts because they look cheep.
For performance & a much much better look save for the full system.
Check the Dennis Kirks website they have best prices I found when I looked to replace my crappy looking slipons......
09 Night Train...This winter I installed V&H big shot staggered/quiet baffles & it has that deep classic growl.Also added Kuryakyn volacity stack air cleaner then took my ride to my inde. shop to install direct link tuner. Performance/power is awesome.
Good Harley sound without breaking the bank, quiet baffles make cruising comfortable, plenty of sound when you roll on the throttle. FuelPak and high-flow air-filter finish out Stage 1.
I m considering Screamin eagle slip on's or after market V&H pipes. Any preference out there? Also has anyone ever removed the baffles form slip on mufflers? Without baffles will my bike need tuned?
If you're looking for sound keep in mind, Harley has to be decibel conscious. Personally, and it's only an opinion, I'd go with any reputable brand before the screamin eagles.
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