RE: Hard Krome 3" T-Rex arrived
I live uphere in Tacoma, Washington--got the guys a Destination Harley doing the Dyno--I've been pleased with their work in the past. Myrtle Beach...man, I'm dating myself, but I use to live in Myrtle Beach back in 1974 until about 1979. Nothing but a stop on the way to Daytona back in those days. I understand that place has grown/gone crazy. I need to make it back some day. Good to hear all of your positive comments and like you and some of the others, I was looking for something different and these pipes fit the bill. Around here, you see alot of Vance and Hines, Rineharts...the typical duals. Not knocking them, because we all know they make some great pipes, but I was looking for something different--here we are. For others reading this post, I know some have had problems with not receiving instructions, packing, customer service, chrome-cracks, etc. Guess I lucked out or they have taken a harder look at the quality control. The pipes came individually wrapped (extremely well) in the box. They included 5-page set of instructions, a Hard-Krome Double D's American Cruiser Catalog, and copy of my bill. When you open the box, the first thing you see is all of the form packing and a sheet of paper; STOP, please follow the following steps before installing your new exhaust. Personally, I usually start the job and if I get struck, look at the instructions, but I found the install to be a piece of cake on my 2004 RKC. I have the Big Bore Kit, so it was a little tight to get the front pipebetween the cylinder/frame, but if you take your time and work with it...no problems. Hope this post helps, but again, like most things in life, there are very few guarantees--buyer beware. Additionally, I don't know what folks are finding with respect to pricing, but I got mine for $599 from Motorcycle Pro Shop--I don't work for them or know anybody there, but found their prices competitive.