I think I am in love ~ 4” Rineharts
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From: ST. Louis
On my last bike when I just changed my head pipes they did a retune on the dyno pretty cheap for me.
Well maybe not "cheap" but maybe I should have said "reasonable".
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TFB, next time you're in the mood to try something else, try a set of the CFR's on. As far as sound goes, I think they are hard to beat. I've been told the kuryakyn crushers sound similar to the CFR's.
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From: Macomb MI
I seem to be a “Muffler Snob”. I’ve had several types and brands over the past few years and I thank the HDForums Classifieds for allowing me to sell the old ones, so I can upgrade from time to time.
I’ve had RUSH (2¼” & 1¾”), Vance & Hines (Big Radius, Twin Slash, Monster Ovals & Monster Rounds) they all sounded nice.
Now I have never been a big fan of the 3 ½” Rineharts. They were just a little raspy high sounding to me and usually too loud.
But I must say I think I am in love once again. I put on the 4” Rineharts.
I will also add that I do have “True Duel Headers” for form, fit and function.
However I have never been a big fan of the sound from the True Duels, but I am now.
I’ve had RUSH (2¼” & 1¾”), Vance & Hines (Big Radius, Twin Slash, Monster Ovals & Monster Rounds) they all sounded nice.
Now I have never been a big fan of the 3 ½” Rineharts. They were just a little raspy high sounding to me and usually too loud.
But I must say I think I am in love once again. I put on the 4” Rineharts.
I will also add that I do have “True Duel Headers” for form, fit and function.
However I have never been a big fan of the sound from the True Duels, but I am now.
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From: ST. Louis
Your computer wouldn't do the sound justice................lol
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I think the 4" Rineharts are perfect for a touring bike.
I have the SE255 cams with Dressrer Duals and the Twin Slash Rounds that I had before were loud and had a tone that wore on me after a couple hours of riding. They were great until I installed the cams.
I sold the Twin Slashes and got the 4" Rineharts, one of the more pleasing mods I have done to the bike.
The Rineharts are plenty loud but have a deep tone that is not so harsh on my ears. They also mellow out more at cruise than the Twin Slash Rounds, making them very radio friendly.
Love my 4" Rineharts.
I have the SE255 cams with Dressrer Duals and the Twin Slash Rounds that I had before were loud and had a tone that wore on me after a couple hours of riding. They were great until I installed the cams.
I sold the Twin Slashes and got the 4" Rineharts, one of the more pleasing mods I have done to the bike.
The Rineharts are plenty loud but have a deep tone that is not so harsh on my ears. They also mellow out more at cruise than the Twin Slash Rounds, making them very radio friendly.
Love my 4" Rineharts.
