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Old 07-19-2016, 04:27 PM
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Anyone know what exhaust this might be?Name that exhaust!-00s0s_1rxnda7nprd_600x450.jpg
 
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Old 07-19-2016, 04:49 PM
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Samson Ripsaw
 
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Old 07-19-2016, 08:32 PM
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That's what I thought originally. But there is no writing on them. Samson I thought had writing on them.. also the ripsaws I've seen the ends (tips) are at an angle. These are flat. They sound bad *** though. Just a little loud for my liking. I want to go with some long shots.
 
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Why not change the baffles in them?
 
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Samson Street Sweepers are angled out a bit. Ripsaw's look just like these. A friend of mine has them on his 2001 Soft Tail. No writing on them but I helped him install them in 2002 and they were from Samson. In fact, I was with him when he ordered them on his computer. Could be a copy, though.
 
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Would love to just change the baffles. But there is nothing g in them currently. Another reason I'm search for an id..lol
 
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Give the folks at Big City Thunder a shout.
 
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Thanks Prot! I found them. They are Samson Big Gun 2 "ground pounders. No baffles avail. Will check out BCT for sure. Thanks everyone.
 
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They look like Sampson Ripsaws to me had a set on a V-rod years back, same angle etc. No writing on the pipes either.
 
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yeah i think they are basically the same ripsaw and ground pounder just the tips have different angles. the ripsaw have a 45 degree cut or so. the ground pounders are at a 90 degree cut.
 


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