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1. Stock pipes cut off, with baffles removed and TTI's installed will be as loud or louder than Short Shots. Listen to the two videos below, you will probably be very surprised at what a good sound you can get from the stock slip-ons-
2. Removing the baffles and using Thunder Torque Inserts will NOT result in any loss of power, anywhere on the RPM band. In fact, it will produce MORE power, everywhere on the RPM band, than any exhaust out there except the Super Trapp style. And they cost less than $25
3. We have discovered, whether a Sporty, Dyna, Softail or Touring, the best power is to use the stock slip-ons, with no baffles and TTI's. There are only two reasons to get any other slip-ons
-If you want some exhaust that is not so loud
-If you want a different look
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