Loudest and deepest slip on for a streetglide?
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arctictrucker (02-06-2021)
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in general a loud pipe will have no baffling/sound absorbtion material- that tends to emphasize higher frequency sounds...tinny.
I'd suggest that rather than drop cash for set 3 or 4 ( like some riders here have), go to a bike night and hear other bikes- see what you like.
Once you narrow that down look into the power characteristics of the pipes that you like
the loudest bike I ever heard could not keep up with my stock 38 hp panhead
Mike
I'd suggest that rather than drop cash for set 3 or 4 ( like some riders here have), go to a bike night and hear other bikes- see what you like.
Once you narrow that down look into the power characteristics of the pipes that you like
the loudest bike I ever heard could not keep up with my stock 38 hp panhead
Mike
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RoadKingCop (08-21-2016)
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Deep rumble and loud generally don't come together, looking for a nice low rumble generally means more packing/baffling in the mufflers which tends to make them a bit quieter.
I will say my Klockwerks slip ons have a decent level of both, nice low rumble at idle then really barks when ya crack the throttle. The more you twist the louder it gets.
I will say my Klockwerks slip ons have a decent level of both, nice low rumble at idle then really barks when ya crack the throttle. The more you twist the louder it gets.
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