Big Shot Duals, quiet baffles or no?
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Cruiser
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From: Woodinville, WA
Big Shot Duals, quiet baffles or no?
Howdy all,
Has anyone that installed the big shot duals go for the quiet baffles? I understand that they take some of the metallic pop out of the sound and leave you with a nice rumble. True? Not true? Just looking for opinions...
Thanks,
-PB
Has anyone that installed the big shot duals go for the quiet baffles? I understand that they take some of the metallic pop out of the sound and leave you with a nice rumble. True? Not true? Just looking for opinions...
Thanks,
-PB
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Michigan
I had those pipes on my 07 road king and after a few months of the standard baffles I switched to the quiet baffles, did quiet them down some but like you mentioned, they took the harshness away, less crack more rumble
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From: Puyallup Wa.
I dont know I am in the same dilemma. I have bought the baffles already but have not installed them. At idle your description is good. " take some of the metallic pop out of the sound " I dont notice that when riding it. I will end up putting the baffles in I am sure.
Leads us the next question. How much will that change the tune????
Leads us the next question. How much will that change the tune????
Road Warrior
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From: Detroit, the asshole of America
My fishtails are just the big shot slipons with a different end cap. If you have the full system the quiet baffles will be fine. If you just have the slipons with a stock catted headpipe, it will sound weezy, pathetic, and sad at idle (with the quiet baffles only). I know from experience. 
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