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Is anyone using the D&D police inteceptor mufflers? They are supposed to be quieter than the others but still give decent power. Information from the D&D site:
FLH/FLT - Police Interceptor Mufflers
Year
2006
Product #
408-14B
I am saving to do the stage 1 and tune but am doing my research now. There are a lot of good mufflers/systems out there but am trying to narrow it down for what I want to use. Just want good sound for my RG with legal db levels. I don't need the top end power because I don't ride it that fast. Mainly running at the speed limit solo or with my wife along.
Jim, I just put a set on my '06 Ultra. Their sound is great, but a little louder than I was hoping. I also upgraded with K&N Air Cleaner Kit, 510g cams and PCIII. The bike runs very strong.
The pipes are very well made....polished stainless steel. The factory is here in Fort Worth, so I may ask them about more packing to see if they can be quieted down a little.
Jim, I just put a set on my '06 Ultra. Their sound is great, but a little louder than I was hoping. I also upgraded with K&N Air Cleaner Kit, 510g cams and PCIII. The bike runs very strong.
The pipes are very well made....polished stainless steel. The factory is here in Fort Worth, so I may ask them about more packing to see if they can be quieted down a little.
Karl
How loud is louder than you were hoping. I realize sound and sound levels are very subjective, but how loud would you rate them next to the stock cans?
Jim, I just put a set on my '06 Ultra. Their sound is great, but a little louder than I was hoping. I also upgraded with K&N Air Cleaner Kit, 510g cams and PCIII. The bike runs very strong.
The pipes are very well made....polished stainless steel. The factory is here in Fort Worth, so I may ask them about more packing to see if they can be quieted down a little.
Karl
How loud is louder than you were hoping. I realize sound and sound levels are very subjective, but how loud would you rate them next to the stock cans?
TIA
Teu
It's hard to compare, but I'd put them between stock and SE slip-ons. Their tone is awesome. I had V & H slip ons on my last bike and I think the D & D's are louder than them. I also think my tune is a little lean which really makes it bark more IMHO.
I just wanted a little more throat than stock, so I may sell these and try something else. I'll make someone a great deal if in the DFW area.
I'm also considering the D&D Police Interceptors pipes as I want something a little quieter than the Thundercones but with the performance. Have you heard the Thundercones? Are the D&Ds quieter? Thanks.
They are much quieter than my friends modified Fatboy with Thunderheaders....IMHO, I consider Thunderheaders the loudest pipes except for some drag pipes
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