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Old 09-30-2018, 01:07 PM
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I currently have the Screaming Beagle slip on's installed on my 107 with the stage 2 torque cam and Ventilator AC.
By changing to the Rinehart 4.5" slip ons do y'all think the performance will be better/worse/no change?
Do you think I would need a retune? (I don't but then again I'm no expert)
I don't expect any earth shattering gains but I don't really want to lose my low end torque either.
I want to switch the muffs out because the SE ones are a bit too quiet for my liking...
 
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I saw an early M8 dyno on utube. He saw no horsepower gain going to screamin eagle slip-ons from stock. So going to Rineharts may or may not be louder. Mine runs best with torque cam and stock mufflers.
 
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Really depends on the baffle they use as to how much back pressure they maintain. I wouldn't get your hopes up with sound and more specifically volume with the M8. Personally I do not care for the deep but no ***** volume of the large exhaust cans.

The twin same really needed a stage one to run to their potential and were quite loud with certain headers and mufflers. The M8 is not the same.
 
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Originally Posted by todd-67
Really depends on the baffle they use as to how much back pressure they maintain. I wouldn't get your hopes up with sound and more specifically volume with the M8. Personally I do not care for the deep but no ***** volume of the large exhaust cans.

The twin same really needed a stage one to run to their potential and were quite loud with certain headers and mufflers. The M8 is not the same.
The 4.5" MotoPro Rineharts come with the hi-flow baffles. A little torque will be lost, but they will sound deeper/louder than the SE muffs.
 
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Originally Posted by strych9
The 4.5" MotoPro Rineharts come with the hi-flow baffles. A little torque will be lost, but they will sound deeper/louder than the SE muffs.
Do you think the 4" Rineharts are a better option on a 107 with a stage 2 cam?
 
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Originally Posted by Desert Hog
Do you think the 4" Rineharts are a better option on a 107 with a stage 2 cam?
Probably so. I would bet they flow similarly to the SE mufflers. My setup is incapable of getting max benefit with the exhaust I have. I'm ok with that because I'm not chasing numbers, but my exhaust is just too free-flowing and the torque suffers a bit because of it.
 
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