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Purchased a power kit from Jamie at Fuelmoto last year and have been very happy. However when hauling the wife at highway speeds the sound is a little too loud for her and she can't hear the radio. (don't want her talking to me now) I love the sound when by myself.
Jamie said he has baffles for $40 that I can put in that will take care of this problem. Just want to know if anyone out there has tried these and describe how much the sound was reduced at highway speeds? Loose the nice rumble off idle and through mid range? Notice power loss?
I forgot to ask if I will need a new map so if you know, let me know.
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