Rush exhaust?
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
Thanks for the info, as I didn't know these were available. For those of you considering TD's, make note that they will decrease your low-end torque and probably peak HP.
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
No on Rush headpipes, but I do have Rush slip-ons on my UC with stock pipes.
I'm not impressed with the sound, actually. The mufflers came with 2.0 baffles, which were too loud, and I replaced them with 1.5s, but the sound is too "brappy" for me, not nearly enough low frequency in there to suit my tastes.
I'm not impressed with the sound, actually. The mufflers came with 2.0 baffles, which were too loud, and I replaced them with 1.5s, but the sound is too "brappy" for me, not nearly enough low frequency in there to suit my tastes.
These took away the bark, which I never liked, and deepened the exhaust note. They also quietened the exhaust, which was a welcome change, as the standard Rush baffles were too loud for my taste. I want a nice exhaust tone but also want to make a long ride without my ears ringing afterward, as well as being able to hear my stereo. These FM baffles did this, as well as add a meaningful TQ and HP increase, and I would never go back.
If you have a PCIII or PCV Jamie will also send you a special map for these baffles.
Road Master
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From: Republic of Texas
I already have the Jackpot mufflers, so it doesn't appear I'd gain much. Thanks anyway.
Tourer
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From: Marana, Arizona
I have Rush downslash with 2" baffles. They give a deep, low rumble at idle and sound good at touring speeds. I run them with my stock a/c until I can afford a powercommander. But I can tell the gain in h/p just with the slip-ons alone. I'm very satisfied. 
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