M8 Slip-ons
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M8 Slip-ons
I just picked up a 2019 Road Glide Special. For now, I am for the most part pleased with the bike and the power. However, it is way to quiet. What are you guys running for just slip-ons with a stock intake and no other mods? I plan to get a K&N filter for the stock intake, however I am not set against getting a different intake as I still have the Power Vision that I married to my last bike and have not yet bought the license for this one. I just wanna make some more noise.
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Have the same and could't be more pleased. And doesen't kill the stereo or leave your ears ringing.
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No, you can hear the stereo just fine. The S&S mk45s were my other choice btw ... I think both are great. With the S&S's you have the option of a quieter baffle if you change your mind, you don't have that with the Rinehart's, I checked that out with Rienhart.
Also, I found that for tuning the 'Stage 2 torque' map for the 107 is the best for my riding style ... but if you get a tuner you can fool around with maps and see what you like ... not a necessity tho as the bike ran just fine with the stock map in it ... I just found that the stage 2 torque map give me a bit more low end torque ... of course ...
Also, I found that for tuning the 'Stage 2 torque' map for the 107 is the best for my riding style ... but if you get a tuner you can fool around with maps and see what you like ... not a necessity tho as the bike ran just fine with the stock map in it ... I just found that the stage 2 torque map give me a bit more low end torque ... of course ...