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This is kind of new to me. I like the look of the stock mufflers on my SG so I went to Superflowmufflers.com and they put a new baffle in to make them sound beefier. This was a pretty cheap fix at $150 also. Love the sound now.
nice, but you could have save 150 and done it yourself! on my SG without the cat my bike sounds perfectly tuned and has that great harley sound.
some great advice, so if I am reading some of these suggestion right I need to drill or cut out the center of the small baffle? I have a cat less headpipe
some great advice, so if I am reading some of these suggestion right I need to drill or cut out the center of the small baffle? I have a cat less headpipe
yes! you will use a 1 1/4 hole saw and take your time so you get a nice clean cut. i used an arbor so i could reach down into the muffler. get a SE filter and some xeids and you will be very happy.
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