True duals
True duals
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 513
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From: Coconut Creek, FL
You'll catch a bunch of grief for asking this question...it's been asked a million times on this forum and most guys will tell you to do a search but here's my opinion:
First, If you're not sure what you want, don't rush to buy something. It's worth the time and effort to get what you want and it takes some research. You can hang around the dealership or go to some local bike nights to listen for what you're looking for. If you see the same type of bike as yours and you like the sound, ask the guy what he's got. He'll be more than happy to tell you all about it.
Second, when you find the sound you want, start doing some online research for prices. There are some decent deals out there but you have to look for them. When I bought my set-up, I used one place for my headers and another for my Power Commander and slip-ons. By spending some time looking, I think I saved myself a nice chunk of change. I did, however, spend a little more on the PCIII and the slip-ons but I paid for some great customer service.
I ended up with V&H Dresser Duals, Rush 2.25" Slip-ons and a PCIII USB. It took me awhile to narrow it down but I got exactly what I wanted and it sounds AWESOME!
Take your time, don't rush. It's a big investment and once you bought it, you're stuck with it...unless you're rich and if that's the case, just get something and if you don't like it, go buy something else.
First, If you're not sure what you want, don't rush to buy something. It's worth the time and effort to get what you want and it takes some research. You can hang around the dealership or go to some local bike nights to listen for what you're looking for. If you see the same type of bike as yours and you like the sound, ask the guy what he's got. He'll be more than happy to tell you all about it.
Second, when you find the sound you want, start doing some online research for prices. There are some decent deals out there but you have to look for them. When I bought my set-up, I used one place for my headers and another for my Power Commander and slip-ons. By spending some time looking, I think I saved myself a nice chunk of change. I did, however, spend a little more on the PCIII and the slip-ons but I paid for some great customer service.
I ended up with V&H Dresser Duals, Rush 2.25" Slip-ons and a PCIII USB. It took me awhile to narrow it down but I got exactly what I wanted and it sounds AWESOME!
Take your time, don't rush. It's a big investment and once you bought it, you're stuck with it...unless you're rich and if that's the case, just get something and if you don't like it, go buy something else.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,183
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From: Lenexa, KS (KC)
What roxnatwist said. Lots of info posted already and you're likely to get tons of opinions -- like mine, I really like my Rinehart TD's. There are lots of good exhaust systems out there. Good luck.
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 10,045
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From: ST. Louis
Basicly any "muffler slip on" will fit on "True Duel Header Pipes".
Are you asking about the "Mufflers" or the "Header Pipes"?
The True Duel Header Pipes solved my heat issue on the right side.
Are you asking about the "Mufflers" or the "Header Pipes"?
The True Duel Header Pipes solved my heat issue on the right side.
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 240
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I did a search using my post , and didnt find allot . I have RH and have heard VH long shots . would like your input on a system for sound ,performance , and quality . Thanks
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Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,750
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From: Bucks County PA
Not a lot of guys seem to run these, but I am very pleased. Great performance no loss of torque, great sound when crusing and you can bark on them if you like.
Bub7 TD WITH Crossover and SERT.
Enjoy,
J
Bub7 TD WITH Crossover and SERT.
Enjoy,
J