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Just a thought on the loudness, I have the longshots on my Heritage. I had the regular baffles on for 5years now. They always seemed a little loud for me. I recently changed out to the quiet baffles and to me it is not as loud and seems to have a better rumble to her. I like it better now.
haha I got the opposite problem with my skinny *** - barely moves when I sit on it.
did you adjust the pre load?
Ya. as hard as I could get it, but it was so close that when I hit those hard bumps, like road patches (shitty roads), she'd hit hard. I couldn't avoid them all, I'd be pulled over for suspected DUI.
Last edited by RANGER73; Jan 16, 2013 at 06:38 PM.
Just a thought on the loudness, I have the longshots on my Heritage. I had the regular baffles on for 5years now. They always seemed a little loud for me. I recently changed out to the quiet baffles and to me it is not as loud and seems to have a better rumble to her. I like it better now.
Thinkin about this myself.
Are they easy to install? Require a re-tune after they're installed?
TIA.
I had non-stock Harley exhaust on her before but i think I gotta tweek the carb some.
And install was easy, Did it alone in 3 hours, taking my time. That's set-up and clean-up too.