True Duals & SE mufflers
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True Duals & SE mufflers
Anyone running True Duals and Screaming Eagle Mufflers #80721-09?
I'm assuming they don't have the catalyst in them? Correct?
I realize they just a hair bit louder compared to stock mufflers. But I heard they offer a bit more of a deeper - throater sound with true duals. Can anyone confirm this?
Thanks for any input about these.
I'm assuming they don't have the catalyst in them? Correct?
I realize they just a hair bit louder compared to stock mufflers. But I heard they offer a bit more of a deeper - throater sound with true duals. Can anyone confirm this?
Thanks for any input about these.
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Have to check the numbers on my SE mufflers but I had them on before I put in V&H dresser duals and yes, IMO, they have a slightly deeper and slightly louder sound but not overly so. Good sound for touring bike listening to tunes. PM me and I will see if I can get some audio for you.
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I am running them with my V&H Dresser Duals. They are deeper in tone than stock and louder than stock. I had stock and went to Rineharts which were just too much for the ears. Went to the SE. Nice at all speeds and I can hear the stereo again! I am completely happy with them and got them new for a steal on fleabay.
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I'm curious if SE mufflers intended for "OEM" headers have different baffling in left vs. right muffler. I've seen some manufacturers state that the baffling is different because 70% of the exhaust goes to the right pipe...I would think you wouldn't want to use anything like that on a true dual setup.
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I'm curious if SE mufflers intended for "OEM" headers have different baffling in left vs. right muffler. I've seen some manufacturers state that the baffling is different because 70% of the exhaust goes to the right pipe...I would think you wouldn't want to use anything like that on a true dual setup.
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I'm curious if SE mufflers intended for "OEM" headers have different baffling in left vs. right muffler. I've seen some manufacturers state that the baffling is different because 70% of the exhaust goes to the right pipe...I would think you wouldn't want to use anything like that on a true dual setup.
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I'm curious if SE mufflers intended for "OEM" headers have different baffling in left vs. right muffler. I've seen some manufacturers state that the baffling is different because 70% of the exhaust goes to the right pipe...I would think you wouldn't want to use anything like that on a true dual setup.
Mine looked the same right to left. How would you differientate between intended for OEM and not?