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So here is my dilema. I'm picking up my 2013 streetglide tomarrow. That's not the dilema. I ordered with rush 2.5 slipons on it. I have the stage one a/c , powervision ,and jackpot header from fuelmoto I'm being told by others since I am installing the header that 2.5 baffles are to big and I won't have enough back pressure. And they say I should run 2.0 baffles for the back pressure. Others ( Harley dealership) says I won't be happy with 2.0 baffles and said will turn pipes blue. Are we just not understanding eachother or what? What to do what to do.
I had an 07 with 103 and 255's.. SE download and Xieds.. had the Rush 2"....(they never blued)... had a wreck and they ordered the wrong pipes.... got it back with 2.5"..... lost all bottom end (in comparison)
When I got the 12... I ordered the same 2" pipe...and did the true duals... somewhere along the line I ended up with 2.25... which are a little louder and still have decent pull but they don't have quite the "quick snap" when I hit the gas as the 2" but are smoother to transition from coasting to accelerating.
The great thing is my dealer said they won't void my warrany this is my third new bike through them. I think for the cost o will drop down to 2.0 and maybe try the 2.25 determine which ones I like the best and maybe sell others. Just know that I want the cat gone. This is my first bagger others were dynas gonna miss my fatbob but had to doit...love this site.
True I got the pipe and I am in no hurry really to put it on . I'm gonna log some miles on before snow flies.. wifey wants to ride to sturgis next year.and wetzel has been mentioned.. that should be a blast.
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