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so, I'm cheap.... I just got a 883 iron, and my buddy gave me his stock exhaust from his sporty.. if I remove the baffles is it gonna screw the whole thing up having little or no back preasure? any other suggestions?
so, I'm cheap.... I just got a 883 iron, and my buddy gave me his stock exhaust from his sporty.. if I remove the baffles is it gonna screw the whole thing up having little or no back preasure? any other suggestions?
Originally Posted by Sick1200
If anything just take the baffles out and drill some holes in them. That will give you some of the noise you want plus keep the back pressure.
Yrs ago, my hubby drilled my baffles to make my bike sound better. It worked great for a while (5 yrs to be exact), but as time led on, it started causing overheating problems.
This yr I got new pipes and looooove 'em! Worth every penny!
if you take tha baffles off and install you will get a nice deep sound not to radical it will still look stock and if and I doubt you will have any issues you can always put the originals back on very common practice amongst the keep my money in my pocket crowd
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