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Why buy the KOs rather than the real CFRs? Is the price that great a difference?
$229 For the KO vs $600+ For the real CFR's.....BIG difference in price, but I'll bet there is a BIG difference in quality also.....But I'm just guessing haven't used either muffler so I can't say for sure.
Just put the real cfr's on my 09 streetglide and they sound great. Don't no why anyone would put the cheap knock offs on a $20,000 plus ride. That's just stupid. The difference in price is only a few hundred bucks. Just money, not that big of a deal.
Just put the real cfr's on my 09 streetglide and they sound great. Don't no why anyone would put the cheap knock offs on a $20,000 plus ride. That's just stupid. The difference in price is only a few hundred bucks. Just money, not that big of a deal.
Some people didn't pay $20k plus for their rides, so that much of a difference can be significant.
I just put some real CFRs on my 11 103 SG with the stock header still catted and I noticed an increase in torque on my butt dyno, tommorrow the VH power duals go on.............with the stock header its a little to quiet for my tastes
Just put the real cfr's on my 09 streetglide and they sound great. Don't no why anyone would put the cheap knock offs on a $20,000 plus ride. That's just stupid. The difference in price is only a few hundred bucks. Just money, not that big of a deal.
Well, in my case I didn't have almost 700$, but I had 200. Not too bad to test them out. Rather be out only 200 if I don't like them than 700. As far as I can tell, they're only "cheap" in price....sound is awesome! I may sell them for what I paid for them when I get another 400$ and get the real deal, but that can take a few months.
Sometime that cheap stuff gives up poor guys a little bit of happiness til we can get the expensive stuff
well, well, i just wanted to show everyone the slipons and do a little sound on the video. then someone gota chime in and say me putting the knockoffs on was stupid, hu well i be damned that i didnt have the extra 400 bucks sitting around to get the real ones. next time i get ready to do a mod ill ask you for the money if im running low cause i sure as hell dont want to something STUPID again.
well, well, i just wanted to show everyone the slipons and do a little sound on the video. then someone gota chime in and say me putting the knockoffs on was stupid, hu well i be damned that i didnt have the extra 400 bucks sitting around to get the real ones. next time i get ready to do a mod ill ask you for the money if im running low cause i sure as hell dont want to something STUPID again.
Well put. I'll donate a $20 bill to your upgrade for voicing your opinion and standing your ground. Send me a PM when you're ready.
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