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I know this topic has been talked about many, many times, and sound is relative and based on personal preference, however, with that being said, I still would like to ask a question and get some opinions?
I currently have 3 1/2" Rinehart slip-on mufflers with stock size V&H' true dual header pipes on my 08 Ultra. I like the sound and performance of this set up, BUT would like a larger muffler like a 4 inch. I think the 3 1/2inch simply look a little wimpy. What slip on muffler in a four inch looks and sounds as good or better than Rineharts? Bassani, Cobra, Supertrapp, Bub 7's or something else?
I'd love to find a site that had sound bytes of the major pipes made for Harleys. Is there such a site that anyone knows of?
I had these on my '05 Ultra www.rbracing-rsr.com/ and really lilked them. They were a tad too loud for my wife so didn't install them on the '09. The web page is an interesting read anyway.
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