Fullsac CVO recore kit
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Fullsac CVO recore kit
I just finished installing the Fullsac 1.75 baffles in my used cvo mufflers. I made my own perforated sleeves and used 2 layers of packing material. I made a before and after video and honestly there is only a subtle difference in the tone. I also have the Nightrider FL-Xied 10 installed. Went for a ride and no popping on decel and plenty of throttle response.
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The Fullsac CVO power cores DO get louder within time just me!
The 1.75" CVO baffles are just a tad louder then the stock pipes. The most power, performance, and best selling one are the 2.0" cores.
I'm still young and wanted more sound. I switched from the 2.0" to the 2.25" cores and couldn't be more stoked,
YB
The 1.75" CVO baffles are just a tad louder then the stock pipes. The most power, performance, and best selling one are the 2.0" cores.
I'm still young and wanted more sound. I switched from the 2.0" to the 2.25" cores and couldn't be more stoked,
YB
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but the recores are an awesome way to get a little more sound and power
listening to the 2 soundbites, the recores have a much deeper tone. sounds good. you'll appreciate it when you're on the highway
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Fullsac recores
I took the bike for a quick ride on the highway and I was pleased with the performance. i will give them some time and if I am still curious I can try the 2.0 since its an easy swap. All the hard work was getting the original baffles out with a Dremel. I am 57 and have Tinnitus and slight hearing loss in one ear. Can't deal with loud anymore.
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