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I bought my 2000 Classic from the 2nd owner. He says I have V&H straight shots, but I can't find any identifying part number or V&H logo on either muffler. I want to replace the baffles, but need to know what I've got to do it.
I've checked the V&H website and don't see straight shots being made for 2000 Classics, but what I have doesn't look like anything else they sell either. They do look like straight shots, but . . .
Any idea how I can identify these puppies? If not, maybe I can just verify ID of pipe and length of existing baffle and check with V&H to see if their quiet baffle will fit.
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