SE Pipes?
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RE: SE Pipes?
I've got em in my garage. don't think they make em anymore. you wouldn't want mine, they're a bit scratched from putin it down on the freeway. I liked em but I liked the hooker troublemakers better. anyhow, good sound, not too loud at all, but definatley a harley sound. how old is your bike? FX?
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RE: SE Pipes?
I got the SE II the dealer had put them on the bike before I purchased (only sound I know). Since I have put on PCIII and NESS BIG SUCKER along with dyno tune. I echo what others have said. Good HD sound but not toloud (or to quiet) 2006 FLSTI Heritage.
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RE: SE Pipes?
I agree with the previous posts...nice sound, people can hear you, but it's not obnoxiously loud. I personally wouldn't mind a little more sound. I bought my bike used, but had the SEII's installed at the 1000 mile service. The dealer still had some in stock. I had the SE A/C and stage I download installed too. I can't recall definitely, but I'm thinking they cost $249.99 maybe?
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RE: SE Pipes?
My dealer had the SEII's in stock last summer. I bought them for around $250. Good sound, but it wasn't quite what I was looking for, so I drilled out the existing baffle holes a bit (went from 1/4" to 7/16" I believe). Performance and sound were both better. Definitely more Harley like. I have since put Thunder Monster baffles in the pipes. They are LOUD. I may go back to my modified stock baffles if the Monsters bother me much more. People do notice me now...
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