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I am going to purchase a new exhaust for my scooter. I really wanted the double barrel exhaust 18007 but it is on back order till May. I am looking at the big shot long or staggered or the straight shot staggered. The straight shots are much cheaper but will I be regretting them later? Power numbers are what I am most concerned with as they both are quite loud. The 18007 are tamer but offer nice torque numbers also. I know there must be info on this but the search box gave me nothing.
V&h are good no matter what kind u choose..ive had a set and both my neighbors have them on now..they are some of the best bang for ur buck pipes out there
If your looking for a performance pipe/exhaust, or those "power number" pipes as you call them, then forget the 2-2 pipes and start looking at the 2-1 type exhaust like the Vance and Hines Pro Pipe or the D&D Fat Cat.
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