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I just put the Rinehart Quiet Baffles in my True duals. That are perfect. Only a 3% lose in HP, but you would never feel it. They are not as whiney as the standard baffles. And I can finally listen to my Hog Tunes without a problem. I recommend them. Though they discontinued making them JP Cycles has a few in stock.
Rinehart 2-1 have the increased performance and softer sound. Albeit they do not look as good as the true duals, they do out perform them and have a large sound. Blast when you get on it but purrs down the highway.
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