Slip-On Mufflers advice
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RE: Slip-On Mufflers advice
I think your best piece of advice is to go to a Kike Night and listen to others and see which you like best.
For me it ended up being a set of Screaming Eagle Slip Ons, they are throatier but only slightly louder than stock. These you can add without any other mods, but would highly recommend the PCIII and an improved Air Cleaner. Jamie at Fuel Moto really is the Guru on those and will helpo you anyway he can. Great guy to work with.
For me it ended up being a set of Screaming Eagle Slip Ons, they are throatier but only slightly louder than stock. These you can add without any other mods, but would highly recommend the PCIII and an improved Air Cleaner. Jamie at Fuel Moto really is the Guru on those and will helpo you anyway he can. Great guy to work with.
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RE: Slip-On Mufflers advice
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I like the SuperTrapp SE's...only 3 decibels louder than stock, with a deeper rumble. They have an internal double wall construction so won't yellow due to heat. They are actually the old style Screaming Eagle pipes. When Harley discontinuedusing themdue to EPA, SuperTrapp decided to sell them as SuperTrapp SE(Super Elite).
I like the SuperTrapp SE's...only 3 decibels louder than stock, with a deeper rumble. They have an internal double wall construction so won't yellow due to heat. They are actually the old style Screaming Eagle pipes. When Harley discontinuedusing themdue to EPA, SuperTrapp decided to sell them as SuperTrapp SE(Super Elite).
they sound great. nice and obnoxious when you need them to be but quiet enough putting through the neighborhood if you don't want to **** off the neighbors. WOT in 3rd or 4th is the shiz!
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RE: Slip-On Mufflers advice
I like the SuperTrapps myself as said above, deeper/richer tone without much increase in volume, I would recommend Air Filter upgrade and a fuel management system to get full potential without dropping lotsa $$$$, than more $$$ for chrome 
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