Street Performance Mufflers for Road King??
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Street Performance Mufflers for Road King??
I am intending to complete the purchase of a 2011 Road King Classic this weekend. As it is now, it is bone stock. The mufflers sounded a little anemic to me. As you can see from my signature pic, I have S.E. Street Performance Mufflers on my Sporty and I really like them. I think they are a good balance between a deeper throatier Harley sound and reasonable decibel level (and staying street legal in all 50 states so I can't get hassled when I travel).
I am thinking about doing the same on the Road King but would like your opinions. I also see that there are two different S.E. Street Performance Mufflers, the ones described as "Street Performance Touring" (Part 80732-09) and the ones described as "Street Performance Slip-Ons" (Part 80721-09). Other than the fact that the "Touring" ones require separate end caps, what is the difference? Is anyone running either of these?
I am thinking about doing the same on the Road King but would like your opinions. I also see that there are two different S.E. Street Performance Mufflers, the ones described as "Street Performance Touring" (Part 80732-09) and the ones described as "Street Performance Slip-Ons" (Part 80721-09). Other than the fact that the "Touring" ones require separate end caps, what is the difference? Is anyone running either of these?
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Texas
You should check out the Fatshotz mufflers. I'm running those and they have a great sound. Nice deep throaty sound without being too loud. You may not like the look of them however, but they are worth checking out.
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I am VERY happy with the SE Street Performance Slip-ons on my 2011 Ultra. I actually had a set of them on my 09 RoadKing and was happy with them so purchased another set when I bought my 11 Ultra. I like the option to change out endcaps if I want to go with a different look instead of having to buy all new pipes. The 09 as I'm sure you can guess were a bit louder as the 09 did not have a cat in the head pipe BUT I do think they sound very good on the 11 with the cat in place. Much better sound than stock.
Good luck with your choice.
Ride safe.
T
Good luck with your choice.
Ride safe.
T
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