Hey check your pm's I sent you one days ago. Thanks

 

I like the quiet baffles with the Fat Cats. What I don't like is the heat burning my right leg at stoplights, and its 60 degrees out.

 

The quiet baffle makes the most HP according to most dyno tuners. I think the quiet baffle makes plenty of noise without pissing every anti-Harley person off.
We all have to be a little responsible when it comes to noise; more and more communities are passing noise ordinances.

 

I've never heard of anybody complain that any of the D&D exhausts are too quiet. This is a first. Maybe you should have went with Thunderheader?

 

Anybody else have this problem? I am more than likely going to be buying the pipes in 750 more miles

 

Oh yea...Thunderheaders sound killer..nice and deeeeeep

 

It depends on how long your legs are, and how tall your seat height is. I don't burn my leg at all with the Fatcat, but I'm also 6'2" tall with a 34" inseam.........so my leg is out from the pipe. But if you are like 5'8" with a 30" inseam, then you are probably going to burn your leg sometimes on the pipe.

Steve

 

keep your quiet baffle.....trust me on this one

 

That's me, 5'8" with a 30" inseam. The bend in the rear pipe burns my short legs at stoplights. Thinking about wrapping a small section of the rear pipe with exhaust tape. I already have a Sert, oil cooler, run synethic oil, and a fan. Also a lowered, modified seat.

No doubt this is a great performance pipe, but if you have short legs, you may want to rethink buying this pipe, unless you live in Alaska and ride in the wintertime.

 

I have the 98 GMR build on my bike. My friends complain that my pipe is really loud when I get on it. Standard baffle here.