used SE II Slip-ons
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10-22-2007, 11:30 PM
#2
10-22-2007, 11:56 PM
RE: used SE II Slip-ons
saltybull,
You will have no problem with the SE II's. I have a set from 99 on my 07 Street Bob. I got them off ebay to get me by until I could save enough for a complete system, but after taking out the baffles, cleaning them up and repacking them I am having second thoughts. They sound great and a noticeble performance increase. I may just keep them on..
You will have no problem with the SE II's. I have a set from 99 on my 07 Street Bob. I got them off ebay to get me by until I could save enough for a complete system, but after taking out the baffles, cleaning them up and repacking them I am having second thoughts. They sound great and a noticeble performance increase. I may just keep them on..
#4
10-23-2007, 12:19 AM
RE: used SE II Slip-ons
I think they'll work also and if you want to wake them up a bit you can stick in a set of Big City Thunder baffles. They look a lot better also if you remove the support that holds the two pipes together and rotate the pipes just a bit to move the slotted support bolt holder to the inside.
Good Luck
Tom
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Good Luck
Tom
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#6
10-23-2007, 07:13 AM
RE: used SE II Slip-ons
You'll like them compared to stock. I went to buy some Rush slip-ons for mine and the dealer didn't have any for my bike in stock. What he did have was a pair of, new in the box, SE II's that were no longer made and he gave me a great price on them. I'm okay with them but, now that I've had them a while, I want a little more. I'm thinking about getting some Big City Thunder baffles for them.
Tommay, do you have any problems with them moving around or vibrating too much without that ugly assed support arm bolting the 2 together? I've wondered about removing mine but just assumed it was a must. You can see in my sig pic how much it stands out.
Tommay, do you have any problems with them moving around or vibrating too much without that ugly assed support arm bolting the 2 together? I've wondered about removing mine but just assumed it was a must. You can see in my sig pic how much it stands out.
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10-23-2007, 07:25 AM
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10-23-2007, 10:01 AM
RE: used SE II Slip-ons
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You'll like them compared to stock. I went to buy some Rush slip-ons for mine and the dealer didn't have any for my bike in stock. What he did have was a pair of, new in the box, SE II's that were no longer made and he gave me a great price on them. I'm okay with them but, now that I've had them a while, I want a little more. I'm thinking about getting some Big City Thunder baffles for them.
Tommay, do you have any problems with them moving around or vibrating too much without that ugly assed support arm bolting the 2 together? I've wondered about removing mine but just assumed it was a must. You can see in my sig pic how much it stands out.
You'll like them compared to stock. I went to buy some Rush slip-ons for mine and the dealer didn't have any for my bike in stock. What he did have was a pair of, new in the box, SE II's that were no longer made and he gave me a great price on them. I'm okay with them but, now that I've had them a while, I want a little more. I'm thinking about getting some Big City Thunder baffles for them.
Tommay, do you have any problems with them moving around or vibrating too much without that ugly assed support arm bolting the 2 together? I've wondered about removing mine but just assumed it was a must. You can see in my sig pic how much it stands out.
Good Luck
Tom
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