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Ok, maybe someone like PhilM can answer this or anyone that has a D&D Fatcat. With the Feds about to cough up some bucks in addition to a standard tax return, I'm thinking that I might pony up for a D&D Fatcat to go along with my new HQ 95" build. What I do want to avoid however is an obnoxiously loud pipe. I currently have Hooker tuned flow slip ons and they are LOUD. I know when the new build is done, the HQ 95 one, that they are going to be even louder and the wife doesn't appreciate it too much. So, I know the D&D Fatcat is a great performance pipe but is it terribly loud? Thanks for your inputs.
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Ok, maybe someone like PhilM can answer this or anyone that has a D&D Fatcat. With the Feds about to cough up some bucks in addition to a standard tax return, I'm thinking that I might pony up for a D&D Fatcat to go along with my new HQ 95" build. What I do want to avoid however is an obnoxiously loud pipe. I currently have Hooker tuned flow slip ons and they are LOUD. I know when the new build is done, the HQ 95 one, that they are going to be even louder and the wife doesn't appreciate it too much. So, I know the D&D Fatcat is a great performance pipe but is it terribly loud? Thanks for your inputs.
Ok, maybe someone like PhilM can answer this or anyone that has a D&D Fatcat. With the Feds about to cough up some bucks in addition to a standard tax return, I'm thinking that I might pony up for a D&D Fatcat to go along with my new HQ 95" build. What I do want to avoid however is an obnoxiously loud pipe. I currently have Hooker tuned flow slip ons and they are LOUD. I know when the new build is done, the HQ 95 one, that they are going to be even louder and the wife doesn't appreciate it too much. So, I know the D&D Fatcat is a great performance pipe but is it terribly loud? Thanks for your inputs.
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