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I have had Stock, SE Street Cannons, 4" Rhineharts and now RC Components 4" on my 14 SGS.
I am keeping the RC Components. My favorites by far. Great sound. Great look. Excellent quality. Just waiting for my power duals to arrive and cannot wait to hear them then.
I was ogling these just today... they're sweet-looking, but I haven't heard them.
Are you running the stock header with cat? If so, what's the sound like?
I'm looking for a deep rumble, but don't want too loud. Don't need to scare the neighbors or attract police attention. I've always went for an exhaust on my cars that sounded deep at idle and slightly louder when I accelerate, but could care less if I hear it at all when at speed.
I think its cycle solution, has a you tube video of different slip ons and the dyno sheets for each one. The RC gave the best results for everything being stock. How accurate? I am not sure but you may want to check it out. The testing was done on a stock 2014 SG or SGS.
I have a 14 SGS and went for the Fuel Moto 2-1-2 Stainless header and Fuel Moto Jackpot 4.5 inch Pro Touring slip ons. Very good quality, customer service is great and the sound is deep, rumble, but very reasonable on the freeway. Really happy with my set-up. Also used a Power Vision tuner with custom map from Fuel Moto and a Creamin Eagle Air Cleaner. Great sound and performance.
40Cent I was looking at the same set up you are running, have you got any numbers after the install ( dynode ) Sorry to all I am not looking to get off OP question. Or if you can pm me with any pros and cons to your setup. Thanks
I was ogling these just today... they're sweet-looking, but I haven't heard them.
Are you running the stock header with cat? If so, what's the sound like?
I'm looking for a deep rumble, but don't want too loud. Don't need to scare the neighbors or attract police attention. I've always went for an exhaust on my cars that sounded deep at idle and slightly louder when I accelerate, but could care less if I hear it at all when at speed.
There on a stock head pipe right now, but I have power duals arriving tomorrow. I love the sound even on a stock head pipe.
I am keeping these for the long haul. There are videos online and 1 of them showing 5 hp increase on a stock SGS and that was on a Dyno.
40Cent I was looking at the same set up you are running, have you got any numbers after the install ( dynode ) Sorry to all I am not looking to get off OP question. Or if you can pm me with any pros and cons to your setup. Thanks
Hope to get my bike back Thursday or Friday... Will be able to give you some dyno numbers then.
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