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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
I was looking for something loud, rineharts or something along those lines. I already have the v&h twin slash rounds which have a hot rod sound. I'm really tired of the race car sound and want something that has a deeper sound. I like the CFR but here they have tuning issues.
So, looking at the V&H monster rounds or the V&H Hi Outputs. I don't like the ovals. I'm running dresser duals with pcv and stage 1 a/c. I really like the sound of the hi outputs but don't know if there will any tuning issues because of such a open system with no back pressure. Fuel moto does my tuning. Same question for the Monster rounds. I hate the 2 1 2 exhaust headers so that's not an option. Anyone running duals with hi outputs without cam work on a 103.
So, looking at the V&H monster rounds or the V&H Hi Outputs. I don't like the ovals. I'm running dresser duals with pcv and stage 1 a/c. I really like the sound of the hi outputs but don't know if there will any tuning issues because of such a open system with no back pressure. Fuel moto does my tuning. Same question for the Monster rounds. I hate the 2 1 2 exhaust headers so that's not an option. Anyone running duals with hi outputs without cam work on a 103.
Last edited by UltraNutZ; Nov 22, 2013 at 05:04 PM.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Wellsboro, PA
I have Power Duals & High Outputs on my Limited Ultra. High Outputs have a nice deep tone, but they're not that loud. I'm going back to Rush Big Louies with the 2.5 baffle. I disagree with Fuel Moto --- never had a problem with High Outputs. The bike runs great. I'm getting the Big Louies so I can get slash-ups to match my stretched bags. After 1500 miles or so, the Rush Big Louie is louder than High Outputs. (That's the other reason I'm going back to them. I want more loud.)
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