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Well first of all Welcome to the HDForum from Arizona....and secondly you can sell me those tame pipes and put that money toward one's that bark the way you want em.
I have RH's as well. Here are some options depending on how much you want to spend.
1. Remove the existing baffle. I ran my RKC with stock cams until just recently. I thought my RH's without the baffles sounded great on a stock cam. Now I'm running 255s and my RH's without the baffles sounded like crap so my baffles are back in.
2. By the Rinehart performance baffle. I think they are part # 100-0111. $89
3. Put on true duals and keep your mufflers as they are.
Bump the compression up to about 10.5/1, add a high lift cams with plenty of overlap, have the heads ported by Baisley (or the like), and dyno tune. Guaranteed to make a lot more pop come out of those mufflers.
Just take the damn things off if you are intent on being loud and obnoxious. That way all you have to clean is the header head shields. Easy peasy. (PS...I'll pay the shipping and you can send those worthless *** non-loud mufflers to me)
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