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I have a set of Screamin Eagle Street Cannon slip-ons with the slash cut endcaps, and a set of Rush slip ons. They were both on my 2016 Slim. The Screamin Eagle slip ons are mellow, but sound good. The Rush cans are considerably louder. They don't have any dents or dings, and have very minor scratches. $100 shipped for the Street Cannons, and $80 for the Rush cans minus the head pipe. If you want the headpipe, add another $40. Local pickup is 92595. Street Cannons Street Cannons Rush Slip ons OE Header
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Rush and Screamin Eagle Slip-ons
