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Apr 26, 2008 | 06:38 AM

BIGDEE

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SE Mufflers

What is the difference between SE Street Performance Touring Muffler 2 piece #64985-07 and SE Street Performance Slip On 1 piece #80677-08. I read lots of post after searching, but still don't know the difference.

Apr 26, 2008 | 06:53 AM

Casper

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RE: SE Mufflers

I'm guessing here, but one piece should mean "no end caps available for the muffler"

two piece means "end caps needed"

only thing I could think of.....

Apr 26, 2008 | 08:35 AM

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RE: SE Mufflers

Casper is right.......if like your pipes louder than stock and want the 2 piece slip-ons get the 64985-07A. The -07 have been repalced with the 07A because they were too quiet.

I agree with dirtbobber...I've tried Rush (1.75 and 1.5 baffles still too loud) These 07A are just right for me.

Apr 26, 2008 | 09:10 AM

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ORIGINAL: Road Glider

Casper is right.......if like your pipes louder than stock and want the 2 piece slip-ons get the 64985-07A. The -07 have been repalced with the 07A because they were too quiet.

The 64895-07A's are as lound as you can get and still hear your tunes good. I did a stage 1 with all V&H exhaust. The V&H classic's were too loud so I changed them out for the 64895-07A's. Gained some tq where I needed it with good over all performance. My mpg went up. The sound is good and when you twist the throttle it is as loud as I want with great tone.
jim