not happy with screamin eagle pipes
I bought SE slipons off ebay for about $110 bucks. These were the "off road" version. They are much louder than stock. I put a PCIIIusb on on it and a K&N air filter in it. Runs and sounds great.
Would you guys consider this a stage 1 setup?
Would you guys consider this a stage 1 setup?
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Joined: May 2012
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You might want to check out B&E Max Performance slip-ons. They have sound clips on their web site and there are also some YouTube before & after videos if you do a search. Louder than stock, but not too loud, especially when cruising. No cat/header mods needed, and the price is right (well under $200 with shipping). They re-baffle dealer take-offs, so there could be some minor cosmetic flaws. Best of all, they look just like stock mufflers.
http://superflowmufflers.com/products.htm
http://superflowmufflers.com/products.htm
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Sioux Center IA
I have a set of the B&E mufflers also and they sound pretty good. I am looking for something different than the stock look so KockWerks SuperSavers are looking in my direction. I have heard good and they bark when you need to and mellow cruising
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So I guess this more venting for me. I boight my first Harley a month ago. 2010 RKC. And I must say I LOVE everything about it...except for the stock sound. I found some screaming eagle pipes on craigslist for $100 put them on this morning and I'm almost positive they sound exactly the same as stock if not a little quieter. I guess I'm just mad at myself for not properly doing my research and being so impatient. I know you get what yoy pay for but what do you guys recommend? I'm looking for slip ons that aren't outrageously priced.
You might want to check out B&E Max Performance slip-ons. They have sound clips on their web site and there are also some YouTube before & after videos if you do a search. Louder than stock, but not too loud, especially when cruising. No cat/header mods needed, and the price is right (well under $200 with shipping). They re-baffle dealer take-offs, so there could be some minor cosmetic flaws. Best of all, they look just like stock mufflers.
http://superflowmufflers.com/products.htm
http://superflowmufflers.com/products.htm
That's what I'm thinking after researching the part #'s. Oh well. I'm still very new at this. Lesson learned, more research needed.
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From: Buffalo, NY
So here is a dumb question. On those Superflows, what is the 1.75, 2, 2.25? Is that the inside diameter of the baffle, and larger is louder?
I'm pretty sure it's the diameter of the baffle as they use stock pipes and mod them. Here is a picture.
http://superflowmufflers.com/products.htm
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