Boom Can Mufflers
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Does anyone know about the boom can mufflers that are advertised on the Milwaukee Bagger web site. How load are they...is there any sound clip out there for these mufflers?
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A buddy of mine has them on his road king. I think they sound pretty good, not overly loud but some good bark when ya roll it on. Plus they look cool as hell coming out the bag, like howitzers or something lololol. You would thing cans that big would make a big sound but it's just about right. IMO
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They will get louder as packing burns out.Not recommened on lowered bikes,and watch pulling out of gas stations w/curbs.Cornering will be limited esp w/passenger.You will mark these up or bend them depending on your riding style.
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I have them on a e-glide standard, lowered one inch. Only time I scraped them was my fault on a dipped drive exit when I turned. Even then it wasnt bad.
I run a very , very , very cut baffle and trhey sould killer, VERY LOUD. But sound killer.
Nothing sounds like them. I love them and get a LOT of comments on them. I like it loud, but,, thats me.
I run a very , very , very cut baffle and trhey sould killer, VERY LOUD. But sound killer.
Nothing sounds like them. I love them and get a LOT of comments on them. I like it loud, but,, thats me.
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