Rush Slip-ons Help
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Rush Slip-ons Help
Hello[/align] I wanted to buy my dad a newexhaust for his Harley Davidson for his birthday. Saved up my mowing and shoveling money. Talked to a man at the dealer ship and he recommended Vance & Hines, but then the man started talking about efi race tunersand before I new it he said like $1000 dollars. I told him that was more then I can afford and he told me about a thing called slip-ons and said if I bought him rush slip-ons I would not need all that other stuff and it was in my price range of $400 dollars. My question is are they any good and if so on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest. How much louder then his stock exhaust will the be, noticeable.[:-][/align]
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RE: Rush Slip-ons Help
you can use rush slip-ons with up to 2" baffles without needeing to remap or use tuner. i put the 2" on my 07 fxst and love them. i would say as compared to stock, they would be 7-8'ish. my opinion would be to go with the 2" and i will bet he will be happy.
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RE: Rush Slip-ons Help
I just installed the Rush Slip-ons, on my 2006 Standard. They look good and they sound even better. I found the 2 inch baffle plenty loud. It has that deep harley tone to them. If later you find them too loud the baffles can be changed for about $60 a piece. The average price seems to be around $250 for them for the set of silp-ons.
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RE: Rush Slip-ons Help
Check out their web site.
You can hear them pretty well.
http://www.epiflex.com/index.html
I have the 2.25" but wish I had the 2".
They all have a great sound they just get louder with bigger baffles.
My dealership only stocked the 1.75" and the 2.25" they want $270 plus install that may be why yours wants $400.
My sales guy did the same thing to me, new muffler, new air cleaner, new redo on the computer about $800.
I just did the exhaust. I told them we'd do all that other stuff later.
You can hear them pretty well.
http://www.epiflex.com/index.html
I have the 2.25" but wish I had the 2".
They all have a great sound they just get louder with bigger baffles.
My dealership only stocked the 1.75" and the 2.25" they want $270 plus install that may be why yours wants $400.
My sales guy did the same thing to me, new muffler, new air cleaner, new redo on the computer about $800.
I just did the exhaust. I told them we'd do all that other stuff later.
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so what you are saying is he won't need a down load, ore anything with them?
so what you are saying is he won't need a down load, ore anything with them?
It would give him a litle more power if he did, but he doesn't have to get one.
He can always do it later.
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RE: Rush Slip-ons Help
This site seems to have pretty good prices on the Rush slip-ons, a little over $200 for most Softails.
http://harley.erniewilliamsltd.com/pages/exhaust.htm
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