Best quiet slip on pipe
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If it were me I would locate a pair of stock take offs from a cat equiped FL. They are "opened" up more due to the cat's quieting effect. They have a good deep sound on a non cat bike and you can buy 'em cheap. They are good quality, look good, will inspect legal and no bluing and good perf.
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If you have the room in your budget, the V&H monster ovals sound awesome! but, buying them will hurt a little. They have the deepest rumble i've heard from any muff i've dived into and they sound WAY quieter and deeper then the wild pigs I had on my last bike.
I spent the dough on these after hearing a bike at the dealer with them since I wanted to stay away from blow thru pipes that are just chrome plated $29.00 cherry bomb mufflers for $200.
The V&H MO's will activate a car alarm when you roll by at low engine speed, but on the highway you can barely hear them over the radio at 1/2 volume.
I spent the dough on these after hearing a bike at the dealer with them since I wanted to stay away from blow thru pipes that are just chrome plated $29.00 cherry bomb mufflers for $200.
The V&H MO's will activate a car alarm when you roll by at low engine speed, but on the highway you can barely hear them over the radio at 1/2 volume.
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Good advice, just got a set of 2011 non cat stock pipes....and yes the right pipe is different, more open...the left looks the same
Now, this is on my 2009 no cat glide, but if stock pipes were a 1, noise wise, these are a 2, a little deeper, and a shade of a bark on the gas.
Considering that they were 60 delivered on eBay, not a bad deal
And of course, the dealer told me there was no difference
Now, this is on my 2009 no cat glide, but if stock pipes were a 1, noise wise, these are a 2, a little deeper, and a shade of a bark on the gas.
Considering that they were 60 delivered on eBay, not a bad deal
And of course, the dealer told me there was no difference
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