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Looking for some info concerning slip ons and which way to go.
For a 2009 Heritage Classic what set would sound better
the RUSH 1.75 OR the 2 inch.
Also loking to find out if either one would perform better.
Bike is totally stock, jst looking for more sound
THANKS
The 2.00" is the most popular and best overall performance. The 1.75" will produce just a bit more low end power. You probably won't be able to feel the difference, its very minimal. They both have a solid deep tone but the 1.75" will mellow out a bit more at cruising speeds. Usually tuning isn't required but we recommend it. To increase the chance of not requiring a tune, go with the 1.75". Welcome to the forum! Our manufacturing facility is just over the border in Indiana.
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