Rinehart DBX 40 slipons
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anybody have these on their 24 RG/ SG and if so what's your impression? our dealership has a pair at a discount so tempted to pull the trigger..maybe..hoping not too loud for long distance cruising..I don't mind them barking when getting on it
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anybody have these on their 24 RG/ SG and if so what's your impression? our dealership has a pair at a discount so tempted to pull the trigger..maybe..hoping not too loud for long distance cruising..I don't mind them barking when getting on it ... I have the drop inK&N AF so would use SEPST calibration ... ..getting older and worried I will not outlive my money![Big Grin](https://www.hdforums.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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The 4" touring mufflers (now called DBX 40s) are the best sounding Rineharts out there IMO. A bit louder than the KW with the louvered baffle. I prefer the KhromeWerks sound just because it is a little bit deeper, and the KW are not torque killers.
If you DO go with Rinehart, I highly recommend the Fuel Moto 6" tuneable insert to keep the torque where you have it now
Of course, a cam makes all the difference, and you will only get so much out of any of them with a stock engine
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Yep, looks like they are same-same
The 4" touring mufflers (now called DBX 40s) are the best sounding Rineharts out there IMO. A bit louder than the KW with the louvered baffle. I prefer the KhromeWerks sound just because it is a little bit deeper, and the KW are not torque killers.
If you DO go with Rinehart, I highly recommend the Fuel Moto 6" tuneable insert to keep the torque where you have it now
Of course, a cam makes all the difference, and you will only get so much out of any of them with a stock engine
The 4" touring mufflers (now called DBX 40s) are the best sounding Rineharts out there IMO. A bit louder than the KW with the louvered baffle. I prefer the KhromeWerks sound just because it is a little bit deeper, and the KW are not torque killers.
If you DO go with Rinehart, I highly recommend the Fuel Moto 6" tuneable insert to keep the torque where you have it now
Of course, a cam makes all the difference, and you will only get so much out of any of them with a stock engine
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I ain't interested in having to fvck around with all that .. I may just go back to Street Canons since I learned today they will work on the 24s despite the fitment guide indicating otherwise .. they aren't too loud and sound and perform great