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Go to your local dealer when it gets warmer on a Saturday or Sunday, listen for the sound you want, and then when you find it, ask the guy riding the bike what he has. Best method I've found.
Go to your local dealer when it gets warmer on a Saturday or Sunday, listen for the sound you want, and then when you find it, ask the guy riding the bike what he has. Best method I've found.
There's a thread here somewhere with dB level comparisons for the different Jackpot Dyno Tuned baffles, stock mufflers, and maybe Rineharts if I remember correctly. It was started by Jamie at Fuel Moto so it should be fairly easy to find.
I have the Jackpot Dyno Tuned with the tunable quiet baffle and they are just right for me. A low rumble without ear shattering sound.
SuperTrapp are not noted for being load exhaust. I took my 2 to 1 Thunderheader off and replaced them with 2 to 1 SuperTrapp because the TH was too load.
I'm sorry, do you mean LOUD? I'm not familiar with the term load exhaust... seriously, I'm not trying to be a jerk. Is there a term "load exhaust"? If so, could you please enlighten me? Thanks. BTW, i thought the OP was interested in a deep sound. Wouldn't the SuperTrapp be considered a deep sound? Ride safe.
SuperTrapp are not noted for being load exhaust. I took my 2 to 1 Thunderheader off and replaced them with 2 to 1 SuperTrapp because the TH was too load.
You should also consider Rush slip-ons. The web site is www.epiflex.com. Great quality good value and different baffle sizes. You can listen to sound bites on their web site.
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