D&D Fatcat vs Rineharts True Duals (volume comparison)
#1
D&D Fatcat vs Rineharts True Duals (volume comparison)
Hey everyone. I'm posting this here as I'm having some trouble locating the info that I'm looking for.
I'm really looking for folks that have ridden bikes with these two setups, or very similar.
I'm interested in the Fatcat with the medium baffle.
When I first purchased my bike I installed the V&H Dresser Duals with the 4" Rinehart slip-ons with the hi-flow 2.5" baffles. I do like the sound of true duals. I also installed a Big Sucker and I'm using the FP3 for my tuning.
I'm looking to make a change more in the direction of performance and getting a little more low/mid range torque. I may add cams at some point too but just looking for the exhaust right now.
Now with my setup like it is, I'm perfectly fine with the volume. I'm looking for opinions for the volume comparison from my set-up to the Fatcat w/medium baffle.
Thanks!!
I'm really looking for folks that have ridden bikes with these two setups, or very similar.
I'm interested in the Fatcat with the medium baffle.
When I first purchased my bike I installed the V&H Dresser Duals with the 4" Rinehart slip-ons with the hi-flow 2.5" baffles. I do like the sound of true duals. I also installed a Big Sucker and I'm using the FP3 for my tuning.
I'm looking to make a change more in the direction of performance and getting a little more low/mid range torque. I may add cams at some point too but just looking for the exhaust right now.
Now with my setup like it is, I'm perfectly fine with the volume. I'm looking for opinions for the volume comparison from my set-up to the Fatcat w/medium baffle.
Thanks!!
#3
#4
For the power you want and where you want it a 2-1 is the way to go. Like BadX mentioned, the fatcat is obnoxious loud ... I heard a couple in person. The Pro Pipe is my first 2-1 I ever had on a Harley and LOVE the sound and performance over anything I had in the past like true duals or power duals (which is really an X pipe). Mine with the standard baffle is a nice, deep and healthy sound ... but not obnoxious at all.
You have many choices for a 2-1 ... Fatcat, Pro Pipe, Thunderheader, RB racing LSR, Dragos, Rush, Rinehart, Bassani, Fuel Moto ... just to name a few. Start with some time on YT listening and also in person then go from there.
You have many choices for a 2-1 ... Fatcat, Pro Pipe, Thunderheader, RB racing LSR, Dragos, Rush, Rinehart, Bassani, Fuel Moto ... just to name a few. Start with some time on YT listening and also in person then go from there.
#6
Thank for the info guys!
This is what I was looking for. I'm gonna still look for someone who has the Fatcat with the Medium wrapped baffle or the "quiet (not so quiet)" louvered baffle.
My cousin has the Fatcat on a high compression radical 124 build on his 2007 SG, with the LOUD baffle... Hollychit it's insane loud. IMO that's not really a true representation of what the sound would be like on a stock 103 ya know...
That said, I do like loud and I do understand that exhaust terms are very subjective. I mean, my bike is not quiet by any means. It will bark with the best of them. It just doesn't drone or "rat out" at highway speeds. You can most definitely hear it on the highway, but it doesn't require ear plugs. That's kinda the comparison I was looking for and I think you guys have covered that pretty well.
I turned 40 this year so I'm by no means over the hill. I still want my bike loud but comfortable. Nothing ear splitting.
Thanks again!
This is what I was looking for. I'm gonna still look for someone who has the Fatcat with the Medium wrapped baffle or the "quiet (not so quiet)" louvered baffle.
My cousin has the Fatcat on a high compression radical 124 build on his 2007 SG, with the LOUD baffle... Hollychit it's insane loud. IMO that's not really a true representation of what the sound would be like on a stock 103 ya know...
That said, I do like loud and I do understand that exhaust terms are very subjective. I mean, my bike is not quiet by any means. It will bark with the best of them. It just doesn't drone or "rat out" at highway speeds. You can most definitely hear it on the highway, but it doesn't require ear plugs. That's kinda the comparison I was looking for and I think you guys have covered that pretty well.
I turned 40 this year so I'm by no means over the hill. I still want my bike loud but comfortable. Nothing ear splitting.
Thanks again!
#7
Thank for the info guys!
This is what I was looking for. I'm gonna still look for someone who has the Fatcat with the Medium wrapped baffle or the "quiet (not so quiet)" louvered baffle.
My cousin has the Fatcat on a high compression radical 124 build on his 2007 SG, with the LOUD baffle... Hollychit it's insane loud. IMO that's not really a true representation of what the sound would be like on a stock 103 ya know...
That said, I do like loud and I do understand that exhaust terms are very subjective. I mean, my bike is not quiet by any means. It will bark with the best of them. It just doesn't drone or "rat out" at highway speeds. You can most definitely hear it on the highway, but it doesn't require ear plugs. That's kinda the comparison I was looking for and I think you guys have covered that pretty well.
I turned 40 this year so I'm by no means over the hill. I still want my bike loud but comfortable. Nothing ear splitting.
Thanks again!
This is what I was looking for. I'm gonna still look for someone who has the Fatcat with the Medium wrapped baffle or the "quiet (not so quiet)" louvered baffle.
My cousin has the Fatcat on a high compression radical 124 build on his 2007 SG, with the LOUD baffle... Hollychit it's insane loud. IMO that's not really a true representation of what the sound would be like on a stock 103 ya know...
That said, I do like loud and I do understand that exhaust terms are very subjective. I mean, my bike is not quiet by any means. It will bark with the best of them. It just doesn't drone or "rat out" at highway speeds. You can most definitely hear it on the highway, but it doesn't require ear plugs. That's kinda the comparison I was looking for and I think you guys have covered that pretty well.
I turned 40 this year so I'm by no means over the hill. I still want my bike loud but comfortable. Nothing ear splitting.
Thanks again!
What are the specs on your cousins build? He should be running the Boarzilla, not the Fatcat on a 124"
Some videos of pipes online don't really do any justice, but I took one of my bike that sounds very accurate IMO. I can text it to you if you'd like.
Trending Topics
#8
Be aware that mods you do will influence the way the exhaust sounds. Higher compression and cams with different overlaps will all effect the sound. Having gone through 3 different builds, they all sounded louder than the same exhaust on a stock motor. Not so much at idle....but at different rpms. Which was a good thing for me...maybe not so much for someone else.
#9
I have the same setup Boarzilla with perforated wrapped baffle sounds good but I might switch over to the unwrapped baffle.
I know the Boarzilla is too large for a 103 but I am thinking ahead for the 124 motor.
I know the Boarzilla is too large for a 103 but I am thinking ahead for the 124 motor.
#10